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:A - The theoretical values are the known values of the covariance you used to generate the samples in Section 2.1. | :A - The theoretical values are the known values of the covariance you used to generate the samples in Section 2.1. | ||
:More specifically, they are the values of Rx given in equation (14) of section 2.1. | :More specifically, they are the values of Rx given in equation (14) of section 2.1. | ||
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;'''Q: I don't understand what is have to be produced in section 4 for the projection coefficients. It is an image or a regular plot? The paragraph describing that procedure is not too clear for me. | ;'''Q: I don't understand what is have to be produced in section 4 for the projection coefficients. It is an image or a regular plot? The paragraph describing that procedure is not too clear for me. | ||
;'''Q: Do the answers to Section 4 have to match with those provided in the pdf file Examples posted under course notes. Is the training data the same? For me, out of the 12 eigen images 9-10 match but a couple don't. Also, the projection coefficient variation is somewhat different. | ;'''Q: Do the answers to Section 4 have to match with those provided in the pdf file Examples posted under course notes. Is the training data the same? For me, out of the 12 eigen images 9-10 match but a couple don't. Also, the projection coefficient variation is somewhat different. | ||
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Discussion for Lab 5
Additional Information
Before jumping into the lab, I would get familiar with basic concepts in Bayes Methods
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_inference
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eigen_decomposition
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_components_analysis
Some concepts on what you are actually doing in lab
For data acceleration, consider reading advance software development in the below link
Q&A Section
- Q: How do you calculate the theoretical R for section 2.2? I've calculated the Rhat 2x2 matrix, however I'm not sure how to calculate the theoretical one.
- A - The theoretical values are the known values of the covariance you used to generate the samples in Section 2.1.
- More specifically, they are the values of Rx given in equation (14) of section 2.1.
- Q: I don't understand what is have to be produced in section 4 for the projection coefficients. It is an image or a regular plot? The paragraph describing that procedure is not too clear for me.
- Q: Do the answers to Section 4 have to match with those provided in the pdf file Examples posted under course notes. Is the training data the same? For me, out of the 12 eigen images 9-10 match but a couple don't. Also, the projection coefficient variation is somewhat different.
- Q: Section 4 asks for the plots for the 12 largest eigenvalues. How can these be determined once the SVD is calculated from Z?
