Very instructive. Thanks.

*dat a** 08:28 🤌

Thank you!

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Very easy way to analysis Sentences ....God bless u💕

What about if it were a question?

R there more grammar, syntax videos from this wonderful teacher?

Indeed a great instructive explanation ever in such a short video!

Good

is there any tamil vedio about this topic???

Sir plz explain in Hindi also

Thank you. It was well explained. Is this the only syntax video?

I watched about ten other videos to find an answer the question "what is a Turing Machine?" I found your explanation the most simple and relaxed. You succeeded in not over complicating it. Thank you

Things become clear to me. thanks

Thnx that was really helping

Thank you so much. If these video clips don't exist, I won't understand TD forever.

What are the drawbacks of phrase structure grammar,?

thanks

I need more examples please , I am from México city , I have to expose this topic . Can you help me please .

Founder of Structural Grammar?

How can I parse the past perfect continuous tense using PSG. For example; I have been reading book. Can you share with me hard copy of this lecture? Thank you.

You explained q-learning in 20 minutes, showing the practical implementation of it. I do not understand why tutorials do not do exactly what you did before getting down to the maths. Once the basics of implementation and the intuition are clear the maths become clearer too, even when it's complicated. Well done. Please continue on publishing videos. Why don't you start a Patreon account?

A step by step approach. EXACTLY what you need to start understanding RL in practice. Thank you, Sir! More videos please.

One of the better Bayes Rule video. Even I understand it. I hope.

Explained to the point without going too deep into math that any one can understand. Please continue videos for bandits, TD lambda and Game theory.

Very nicely explained with animation.

Oops! There is a typo at 4:00. In the "calculate the prediction error" section on the left, V(s') should be 0 and V(s) should be 1. The prediction error is actually correct (it is 1).

Hi there, other CogSci students! Go you for watching this before class! :)