Support Vector Machines Part 1 (of 3): Main Ideas!!!

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@@hackerbf8160 It's being translated into Chinese. I don't know when it will be available.

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I think it was Richard Feynman

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@@AlvaroALorite einstein also said something similar but that had 6 year old.

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[@leif1075]

@@statquest But you only add more dimensions when you have more than 2 categories like sick or not sick or more than 2 propertie being measured right?

[@statquest]

@@leif1075 The number of dimensions doesn't depend on the number of categories or properties being measured. In fact, the RBF has infinite dimensions. For more details, see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqDIpWZ7nrh5ma8 and kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5SYeqyCjMSbpNU

[@leif1075]

@@statquest then why the squaring then..thought it wasonly when there was 2 properties like you said in the video?

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@@leif1075 What time point in the video, minutes and seconds, are you referring to?

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[@Elitea20]

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Super bam!

[@noahsplayground2564]

Andrew Ng got me off to a good start a few years ago, but Josh is hitting it home for me. Thank you!

[@statquest]

I'm glad the video is helpful! :)

[@yancheeyang2918]

I have trouble with understanding Andrew Ng. Do you think watching Josh's videos will help me understand Andrew's better? I am trying to get a little deeper into the mathematics.

[@isaacpicon169]

@@yancheeyang2918 Depends on where you have to start, I would suggest Khan Academy and doing their mastery exercises (You need Algebra 1 and 2, statistics and probability calculus and multivariate calculus) , and for a linear algebra course I suggest the MIT open library course. On Andrew course you use octave but I suggest you take MIT intro to programming with python.

[@saifnasir2949]

@@isaacpicon169 Andrew confuses the shit out of me, especially in neural network and SVM

[@tnield9727]

Beautiful work Josh. You have an extremely rare gift of opening up the black box that few people are brave enough to do, much less try to present it in plain English. I especially appreciate how you don't dump a bunch of summations and Greek symbols on learners. I may have to contribute more support after this video.

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My lecture notes are filled w the greek symbols, and I don’t understand shit in those.

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"BAM" is a perfect way to let someone know they just missed some key information. Great video

[@statquest]

Thank you!!! :)

[@nirmalkarthikeyan7346]

This is literally the first time I'm actually commenting on KZbin. You, sir, have achieved, single handedly, something that my professors, textbooks and several additional resources have failed, in 20 minutes. The level of understanding that you have of Machine Learning is just remarkable, and your delivery makes sure I don't get bored, no matter how long the study session is. Can't remember opening Part 2 of an educational video with such enthusiasm. Will support as soon as I can. Keep it coming!

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! :)

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@@statquest Can we call the blue parallel lines at 7:48 margin boundaries?

[@statquest]

@@friktogurg9242 I suppose so - usually we just call them soft margins.

[@karimafifi5501]

After watching a number of tutorials explaining SVMs, this by far is the best one.Thank You.

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[@statquest]

Thank you very much.

[@biswajitpattnaik3433]

More about kernels plz.this one is also a gem from u

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Thanks!

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Thanks!

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[@statquest]

Awesome, thank you! :)

[@xavecoding]

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[@statquest]

Wow, thanks!

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You are a true savior, almost all tutorials and courses begins with a bunch of matrices and Greek letters, which is extremely painful to me. I love how you start with 1 dimensional graphical example, which is super straightforward, and your teaching method inspire viewers to actively think instead of feeding us stuff. The visuals are super neat, simplistic and well designed, and I love the humorous language you use to actually make math interesting. Awesome job!!

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! :)

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Thanks!

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Every time I have an ML homework I come back to this channel to check or review the concepts, it has always helped me a lot, thanks again.

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Happy to help!

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You're a genious man. In this field where most reports are too complex and tiring to read, this video actually gave me more energy while learning. Nobel prize for you

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[@razzlfraz]

This is easily the best SVM explanation. It's far better than the lecture at MIT about it I took years ago, which says something. MIT often has some of the better lectures out there, but this blows it away. Thanks Josh S, keep up the great work!

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[@statquest]

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Hi Josh, thank you for making these amazingly videos. I took a machine learning class where the professor made slides from the Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning book by Christopher Bishop. I could not understand the material very well back then. But you have made it much clearer by using visual examples to give an intuition behind what the math.

[@statquest]

Thank you, and thank you for your support! :)

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The most clear explanation of SVC and SVM with simpler jargons I have ever seen. Thank you

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[@statquest]

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I was scratching my head for the past few days on SVM and almost lost hope. Man I just found your channel. Got cleared right away on the first go. Thanks a ton. God Bless.

[@statquest]

Glad I could help!

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After reading through SVM algorithms for the majority of the day not knowing what was going on exactly, this has been extremely helpful. Thank you!

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Glad it helped!

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Thank you so much for your support! :)

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I notice you interact with every comment - I just want to say the attention you put to your videos and the community you've built is amazing, you've made me love data science and I wouldn't have given it a chance if it wasn't for your explanations

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Amazing sir, I am currently pursuing an MBA in Finance(Major) and Analytics(Minor), but I have never seen such types of explanation. Love you from India Sir.......

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Thank you! :)

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This is just amazing. As they say, if you can not explain something in easy way, you don't quite get it... I wish at least 10% of school/university professors had your gift!

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Thank you! :)

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Thank you!

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Finally, you're explaining SVMs! Been waiting on this for a while

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Thanks!

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This is one of the most lucidly explained machine learning channels. I am a big fan..... god bless you josh....

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Thank you! :)

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bam!

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[@statquest]

Happy to help!

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Your videos always explain the complex thing in the simplest way. They support my passion of learning Machine Learning every time. Love u so much.

[@statquest]

Thank you! :)

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[@statquest]

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Incredible job. Way to simplify ML concepts to the point where a 10 year old can understand them.

[@statquest]

Thanks! :)

[@vedantjain03]

Just wanted to state that a 'like' and comment here wont convey how thankful i am for this video :D Keep up sir !

[@statquest]

Thanks! :)

[@mrodek]

Soo grateful for the work you do!!! Working on my masters in analytics and you consistently distill the topics I find myself struggling with in lectures into the simplest form - thank you

[@statquest]

Thank you very much!

[@summer-cp6in]

I'm a business student struggling with machine learning and your explanation is quite clear and helpful! Thank you!!

[@statquest]

Thank you!

[@MohammedBakheet]

Absolutely clear and magnificently explained, I feel like the word "Kernels" should be added to the title of this tutorial :), Double Bam !!!. That was great Josh, keep it up

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! I have two follow up videos that dive into the details of the polynomial kernel and radial kernel if you are interested.

[@MohammedBakheet]

@@statquest I can't wait to watch them :)

[@statquest]

@@MohammedBakheet Here's the link to the polynomial kernel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqDIpWZ7nrh5ma8 ...and here's the link to the Radial kernel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5SYeqyCjMSbpNU NOTE: They are a little math heavy, so let me know if you have trouble with them.

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I'm not just talking about this single video when I'm saying thank you for helping me pass my Machine Learning course 🥰 Btw, I bought and absolutely loved your Jupiter notebooks and study guides 🙂

[@statquest]

Wow!! Thank you very much and thank you for your support!

[@grimslade0]

I was sitting there desperately trying to revise and cram in all content before my postgrad Statistical Machine Learning exam. I then heard a scratch on my window, I was in disbelief upon realising it was Josh! In my awe-struck state I fiddled about and managed to open the window, Josh climbed through. "How did you get to Australia so quickly?" I shakenly asked. "Non-linear models" Josh answered, of course it was non-linear models, how could I forget such a sim- "Don't be embarrassed, we're all noble adventures on the Quest of Stat" Josh kindly said. I was nervous at this point, I didn't really know what to do, but I felt Josh's presence to be a benevolent one. Josh then approached and whispered in my ear "double bam", and we were then immediately sent to the astral-hyperplane in which we skipped around in checking out representations of models in 4d, 5d and even -3d realms.. I cannot describe such a place, it was beyond human comprehension. I still question whether or not I was meant to see such a realm, but regardless I have faith in Josh. After what felt like an eternity, Josh told me it was time to return to the 3d, regular plane realm, well he reminded me that it's still a hyperplane but because it's ordinary to not worry about that.. but that's not the point. I asked if I would pass my exam and Josh said that he classifies it with a high likely-hood. I also asked if anyone would believe my story and Josh said "no bam". I then woke up at my desk, and 5 minutes had passed since Josh supposedly arrived at my window. I guess I need more sleep. By the way, great video. You're a legend Josh!

[@statquest]

This is the best comment I have ever read. You are true poet!!! :)

[@grimslade0]

Well that's very kind. :) I hope my sleep deprived comment gave you a good laugh. And thank you for all your hard work! It's clear everyone, including myself, is very grateful and appreciative!

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My only hope is that you pursue writing at a serious level! It brought a lot of joy to me.

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Hands down you are the greatest educator I have ever come across. Amazing work, thank you!

[@statquest]

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Amazing video ! The fact that everytime you go from low to high dimension to keep it understandable is reaaaally nice.

[@statquest]

Thank you! :)

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When you see that learning could be so enlightening (and entertaining) your motivation skyrockets. Thank you!

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Thank you very much! :)

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That was the perfect "Helloooo" to get anybody started off with a study session!!!!!

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Bam!

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Clap, clap, clap! I loved your explanation. Fantastic! Thank you very much!

[@statquest]

Thank you! 😃

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This man has beautifully submerged ease and lightness to dissolve some unconsciously built weight and stress of concepts.

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:)

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What an amazing video. Thanks a ton man. As a software engineer with some small knowledge of machine learning in the back of my head, this is incredibly useful. Exactly the right speed, nice pictures and great narrating voice. Also the little jokes now and then help A LOT for a nervous ADHD kid like me. Thanks man.

[@statquest]

Awesome! Thank you very much! :)

[@gitarrtoken]

Wish more people talked to me like Im a five year old! Really great video, thanks!

[@kemalsulhigundogdu]

This is the best explanation of SVM .

[@daksh_sagar]

Would appreciate a video on word2vec, and thanks for the awesome content 😃

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Your in-depth understanding of the concepts is the real reason behind such wonderful videos Josh.

[@statquest]

Thank you!

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In just 20 min, I clearly understand what SVM is, thanks to your wonderful presentation. You are a awesome teacher!

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! :)

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This video was incredible. Thank you so much for that !. Best Wishes and health in these quarantinetimes. Marcel.

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! :)

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Great video man, it was very clear and easy to keep up. Thank you!

[@statquest]

Thank you!

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BAM!!!! I was waiting for this video for so long. Thankyou Josh!!!❤️ Love from India❤️

[@statquest]

Hooray!!! :)

[@andersson_r]

Josh you deserve an award for the entertaining way you simplify intuitively complex concepts!

[@statquest]

Thank you! :)

[@vasundhrabisht8941]

Omg I can't thank you enough. I couldn't wrap my head around SVM no matter how hard I tried, the math and the terminology always overwhelmed me. But your videos are so easy plus you make it fun with your music and jokes and the special effects- Support Vector Machines (echoes) Thanks for such amazing videos. I wish you all the best in life. You are an angel for ML enthusiasts

[@statquest]

Thank you very much!

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Hello sir I belong to India I like your videos 😊 because you explain everything clearly You reduce tough things into simple form Sir also make videos on (Negative, geometric and hypergeometric) distributions only if you have free time These topics are not available in your playlist

[@statquest]

I'm glad you like my videos! Thank you. :)

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14:18 BAM indeed! a really beautiful, mind-blowing scene for first-time learner like me!

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Hooray! Thank you very much.

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I'm in love with ur way of explaining 😍

[@statquest]

Hooray!!! Thank you very much. :)

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Your videos make it so so so easy to understand Stat concepts! Please never stop!

[@statquest]

Thank you! :)

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It's amazing you got 600k people to watch a video on this topic. I didn't expect there to be 600k people on earth that understood this topic.

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:)

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The BAM keyword makes more focused to video! [ Terminology Alert : please don't read comments while watching video ]

[@statquest]

Nice! :)

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srsly but overdose of bams make me obsessed with it but a little ........ too.

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I can tell that is the most passionate 'Yesssss' in the world

[@statquest]

YES! :)

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This IS AMAZING MAN! Keep up the great work!!

[@statquest]

Thanks! :)

[@Aklidien]

Hi Josh - I would like to say a huge "Thank You" for what you do. These videos take an amazing amount of work and expertise, and I really can't think of any other medium that comes close. Even when the math is above my level, I can follow "small bam" / "Bam" / "BAM!" and pick up the nuances from there. So in short - thank you for what you do, your material could cover 4 years of college 5-times over, and I appreciate the monumental effort you put into these videos. THANK YOU!

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you appreciate all the time I spend on these videos. You are correct - each one takes forever to make - but I love doing it. It's my favorite thing to do.

[@peekaboo6026]

You, sir, deserve respect. I read so many resources. attended so many lectures to no avail.. You are a master at your job

[@statquest]

Wow, thanks!

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Psst! In KZbin jargon, That's the best video about SVM

[@statquest]

Thank you so much! :)

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When my Machine Learning professor is being a total noob, I come to the StateQuest for help.

[@statquest]

Awesome!! :)

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I need a refund on all my math/stat/prob courses. I found a gold pot.

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[@JosephPrice79]

I'm currently taking a master's level text mining class. This just made the concept more clear than anything I've seen before. Thank you!

[@statquest]

Thanks! :)

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You saved my day. You are amazing. I literally have no words to thank you. In my journey into the amazing world of data science, your channel is the best resource I could ever find. I actually came here to understand SVM while learning the ML Course from Stanford on Coursera. I could not understand all the long mathematical equations there but now, I feel very confident. Thank you so much for creating this content and sharing it with us. God bless you always.

[@statquest]

Thank you very much! :)

[@jerzysomkowski827]

So this means that the next video is XGBoost?

[@necuo25]

Yeeeeeeey

[@statquest]

XGBoost will be my next video. I'm working on it right now (actually, I'm taking a break to respond to comments, but you get the idea). I'm really excited about the XGBoost StatQuest.

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I only subscrubed for the "BAM? No, No BAM"

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I was annoyed by the "Bam" at first, but it has really grown on me...

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BAM! :)

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...the BAMs haven't grown on me but the content is great.

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I hold a Robotics Ph.D. degree from a prestigious university and I have to say that this video is way better than the lecture I took in my graduate school. Good job!

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Thanks!

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wow what an absolute goldmine of a channel this is

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Thanks! :)