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Oh thanks man for your concern Will surely look for the keywords & stuff Thanks for the suggestion

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It’s not about CNN back propagation, as this is very important topic i though to make a separate video on it & add mathematical aspects of back propagation

@@NerdML thank you Sir! Please do it. There is very few tutorials/videos about CNN BP.

Sure, i will create one

Sure i will keep this in mind but there’s lot of mess while preparing the whole content so hope you can understand these kind of mistakes

Thanks man, I'm also very confused about this.

Thanks for highlighting, i will check again

Yes, it will be 7.21

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SD will be 9.32 only So according to formula you have to put value of x one by one in the formula & subtract it from mean value then take whole square of that value and divide by n i.e. 14 then take next value of x do the same & add it to the previous value Repeat this till 14th value of x from the table Then find under-root of final sum which is 86.88 (219.04 96.04 38.44 27.04 148.84 282.24 10.24 23.04 3.24 38.44 67.24 148.84 17.64 96.04) You will get 9.32 as standard deviation

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You can assume that as x1,x2 as each vector can have its space in three dimensions i.e. x,y,z Hope it has cleared your doubt

Sorry not getting you

@@NerdMLafter the word instead negative things come like here for instance negative which could have happened in the case of z he was good ubsaid instead of memorizing AND LEARNING THE PROCEDURE CONCEPTS. Learning procedure is what he did to his merit. Instead of using instead u should have said he did.

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Hey thanks for liking my content🙏🏻 See jamovi is better out of Jasp, jamovi & gretl If you are highly focused on bayesian models then only jasp is good Rest you can try all three & proceed accordingly as your point of view can be different according to your choice of interest & use case

@@NerdML thank you very much. So is it possible to work on neural networks concepts with jamovi? Feel free to suggest any other powerful software (with no coding required) I may have not considered. Thanks again

Hey I am not much aware about other tools but yeah will do a research on that & get back to you

@@NerdML thank you very much. Yeah I would really appreciate if you can suggest me what in your opinion is the best open source software for machine learning, that doesn’t require coding.

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@@NerdML yea...actually it is easiest way to explain this front of interviewer and for our fundamentals as well

Exactly, that’s why moulded it into this fashion so that anyone can remember this without mugging up the concept during exams/interview

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Thanks Akshara, glad you liked the content Recently I have uploaded a video on “Complete Roadmap for a learning Data Science from scratch” You can watch that

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Sure Prashant By the way thanks for liking the content

Thanks, tried building a structure

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I totally agree

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Thanks a lot & i will make sure

Sure, I’ll definitely make a video on this

@@NerdML do it within this week sr if u can...

Sure i will try

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@@NerdML bro..can u...:)

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