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10.3
... rearranging the entries, we can subdivide P into the following; P= r Ir is an r r identity matrix, 0 is S Q a matrix of all zeroes. S and Q are matrices will be used in calculations to follow. 4) The fundamental matrix of an absorbing Markov chain (T), is found as follows; T = [ I – Q] – 1 ...
... rearranging the entries, we can subdivide P into the following; P= r Ir is an r r identity matrix, 0 is S Q a matrix of all zeroes. S and Q are matrices will be used in calculations to follow. 4) The fundamental matrix of an absorbing Markov chain (T), is found as follows; T = [ I – Q] – 1 ...
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... This means that you can substitute dot products with any positive-definite function K (called kernel) and you have an implicit non-linear mapping to a high-dimensional space If you chose your kernel properly, your decision boundary bends to fit the data. ...
... This means that you can substitute dot products with any positive-definite function K (called kernel) and you have an implicit non-linear mapping to a high-dimensional space If you chose your kernel properly, your decision boundary bends to fit the data. ...
