Nice video! There are plenty of videos on Newton-Raphson methods but I could not find any visual explanations of quasi-Newton methods until I found yours.
Sorry for the late reply! I use the manim library for mathematical visualization, which originates from the 3b1b channel. I use the community version: github.com/ManimCommunity/manim
Really nice video, thank you! Just a really minor correction to 04:15... due to the symmetry you need to compute slightly more than half of the values, not exactly half of the values.
Thanks! I use the manim library for mathematical visualization, which originates from the 3b1b channel. I use the community version: github.com/ManimCommunity/manim
Thanks for the video! One comment: even though you discuss the importance of convexity later on, your claim "in higher dimensions, finding the minimum of a quadratic function is very easy" is misleading ;)
Thanks! I knew the meaning of the "Sci" but somehow never connected this to the prononciation :-/ (And the prononciation is literally on the first page of the documentation :D)
Ridiculously underrated channel, high quality visuals and great explanation.
Nice video! There are plenty of videos on Newton-Raphson methods but I could not find any visual explanations of quasi-Newton methods until I found yours.
Thank you!
Great video! Nice visuals and easy to understand
Awesome video! Incredible content quality for such a small channel!
Awesome content! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the incredible visualization of the algorithm! Could you please share some information on how to create such wonderful animations?
Sorry for the late reply! I use the manim library for mathematical visualization, which originates from the 3b1b channel. I use the community version: github.com/ManimCommunity/manim
Ubelivably excellent.
Super informative video! Very helpful!
Really nice video, thank you! Just a really minor correction to 04:15... due to the symmetry you need to compute slightly more than half of the values, not exactly half of the values.
Thanks! You are of course completely right with your correction!
Hey, great Video! I wanted to ask you how you did the Animations, cause i want to do one myself for a Presentation of the Subject!
Thanks! I use the manim library for mathematical visualization, which originates from the 3b1b channel. I use the community version: github.com/ManimCommunity/manim
awesome visualization. thanks
Great stuff !!
Amazing content
Thank you for making this video!
Really helpful!
man, nice work
wonderful explanation, thank you
Very nice video!
Thanks a lot for making this video. :-)
thank you, it was very helpful !
beautiful
Thanks for the video! One comment: even though you discuss the importance of convexity later on, your claim "in higher dimensions, finding the minimum of a quadratic function is very easy" is misleading ;)
videos no more ... are you no **** haha..
sincerely great explanation .
"Sci-py" as in "Sci" in Science ;)
Thanks! I knew the meaning of the "Sci" but somehow never connected this to the prononciation :-/ (And the prononciation is literally on the first page of the documentation :D)
@@FolkerHoffmann lol, all good. Thanks for the great content!