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Gradient

A gradient represents the slope in a space. Earlier, we used partial differentiation with respect to 'x' to see how the slope changes along the x-axis on a three-dimensional graph while keeping 'y' constant. A gradient, however, invo…

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Scalar and Vector

Let’s first look at the concepts of scalar and vector. Scalars are quantities with only magnitude and no direction, like weight, exam scores, or height. Vectors, on the other hand, have both magnitude and direction, like magnetic force, velocity, …

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Partial Derivative

A partial derivative is a type of differentiation. The function we looked at earlier had one variable (x). A partial derivative, on the other hand, applies when a function has two or more variables. For instance, if a function is f(x, y), where th…

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Derivatives (Differentiation)

A derivative finds the rate of change of a function at any given point. Before discussing the rate of change, let’s understand the concept of change rate. The rate of change represents the amount of change, including average change rates and insta…

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Setting Up the Development Environment

To program for reinforcement learning, you’ll need to install several programs. In data analysis, installing Anaconda provides most of the required programs by default, making it convenient. However, here we’ll go through the process of setting up t…

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Deep Learning

Neurons (nerve cells) are the cells that make up the nervous system. They send and receive electrical signals to communicate with other neurons, playing a key role in distributing and storing information. The human brain is composed of hundreds of b…

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