For A Given Vector in 2D Space, Stretching It by A Value of 2 Is Called
For A Given Vector in 2D Space, Stretching It by A Value of 2 Is Called
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In a linear transform, when the orientation of space is inverted, the determinant value
is negative.
True
-12
Column Span
Answer:-(1)Upper Triangular
The set of all possible vectors you can reach with the linear combination of two
vectors is called ____________________.
Answer:-(3)Linear Combination
Linear Combination
________________ vectors are vectors of length 1 pointing in each of the (x,y,z) axes
respectively.
Answer:-(3)Unit Basis
Answer:- 24
Consider the following 2 X 2 square matrices A , B and C. (A+B) + C = A + (B + C)
signifies which property?
Associativity
Linear Algebra
Welcome to the beautiful world of Linear Algebra. You would have learnt
concepts such as
Vectors
Matrices
Determinants
Eigen Values
This is the right course that will help you answer that.
Vectors
Linear Combinations
Matrices as Linear Transformations
Matrix Multiplication
Determinant
Inverse Matrices
Dot Products
Change of Basis
Eigen Vectors and Eigenvalues
Vector Space
Singular Value Decomposition
Principle Component Analysis
Quote
Vectors Representation
Components of a Vector
"A vector can be represented as \vec{v}v⃗ = (x1,y1). This means the initial point
of the vector is the origin (0,0) and the terminal point is (x1,y1) in the coordinate
axis."
Quick Facts
Vector Addition
Scaling Vectors
Suppose we have a vector \vec{v}v⃗ and a non zero scalar 's', then the scalar
multiple of the vector denoted by s\vec{v}v⃗ is a new vector whose length
is s time \vec{v}v⃗.
When two vectors are scaled and added together, it is called a linear
combination of two vectors.
Linear combination of vectors \vec{u}u⃗ and \vec{v}v⃗ is a\vec{u}u⃗ +
b\vec{v}v⃗ , where a and b are scalars.
Span of Vectors
From the previous card, take the linear combination example, a\vec{u}u⃗ +
b\vec{v}v⃗ where \vec{u}u⃗ and \vec{v}v⃗ are vectors and a and b are scalars.
If you let a and b take any arbitrary value in the space, then you can get
all possible vectors in that space. This idea is called span of the vector
Span is said to be the set of all linear combination of vectors in a given
subspace.
Fact
Defining Matrices
Matrix Notation
The horizontal entries in a matrix are called rows.
The vertical entries are called columns.
Types of Matrices
Equality
Definition: Two matrices A and B are equal if and only if they have the same
size and
a_{ij}aij = b_{ij}bij for all i, j. (here i and j are the indices of the elements)
Definition: If A is any matrix and \alphaα \in∈ F then the scalar multiplication B
= \alphaαA is defined by
b_{ij}bij = \alphaα a_{ij}aij for all i, j.
Definition: If A and B are matrices of the same size then the sum A and B is
defined by C = A + B, where
c_{ij}cij = a_{ij}aij + b_{ij}bij all i, j
We can also compute the difference D = A − B by summing A and (−1)B D = A
− B = A + (−1)B - matrix subtraction.
Matrix addition “gets” multiple properties from the field F.
A + B = B + A - commutivity
A + (B + C) = (A + B) + C - associativity
\alphaα (A + B) = \alphaαA + \alphaαB - distributivity of a scalar
If B = 0 (a matrix of all zeros) then A + B = A +0= A
(\alphaα + \betaβ)A = \alphaαA + \betaβA
\alphaα(\betaβA) = \alpha\betaαβA
0A = 0
\alphaα 0 = 0
Linear Transforms
Quote
limx f(x) =∞
Topic Summary
Matrices
Types of Matrices
Definition of Transformations
Interpretation of Transformations
Matrix Multiplication
Welcome to the topic on Matrix Multiplication.
Defining Transpose
Example of Transpose
“The rows of A become the columns of AT, taken in the same order.”The
following results are easy to prove.
If A is of order m X n then AT is n X m
Laws of transposes
Matrix Vector Multiplication
Matrix Multiplication
Fact
Fact: For given Matrices A,B,C If AC and BC are equal, it does not follow that
A=B
3D Transformations
3D Trans Video
Transpose of a Matrix
Matrix Vector Multiplication
Matrix Matrix Multiplication
How to interpret Matrix Matrix Multiplication
Interpretation of 3D transformations
Matrix Determinant
m11m22 - m21m12
Minor of Matrix
The minor M12 is the determinant of the matrix obtained after eliminating first
row and second column.
The minor M22 is the determinant of the matrix obtained after eliminating
second row and second column.
Cofactor Matrix
Determinant of a Matrix
The determinant can also be calculated by choosing any other row or column
Consider the matrix
Invertible Matrices
Properties of Invertibility
(A−1)−1 = AA
(AB)−1 = B−1A−1
(At)−1=(A−1)t
Topic Summary
and is given by
Dot Product Example
Topic Summary
Definition
Applications
Topic Introduction
SVD Explained
The above image explains how a given matrix can be disintegrated into 3
different matrices by preserving their properties.
Applications
Applications of PCA
Topic Summary
The set of all possible vectors you can reach with the linear
combination of two vectors is called ____________________.
Linear combination
(AB)T = A^TAT B^TBT
False