Understanding scipy.minimize part 1: The BFGS algorithm

[@deepbhadja5730]

Ridiculously underrated channel, high quality visuals and great explanation.

[@Frans_Rodenburg]

Nice video! There are plenty of videos on Newton-Raphson methods but I could not find any visual explanations of quasi-Newton methods until I found yours.

[@FolkerHoffmann]

Thank you!

[@SS-yb1qd]

Ubelivably excellent.

[@philipcasserstal9260]

Great video! Nice visuals and easy to understand

[@徐聖旂]

Super informative video! Very helpful!

[@izaiahzhang5103]

Thank you for the incredible visualization of the algorithm! Could you please share some information on how to create such wonderful animations?

[@m.khanmohamadi9815]

awesome visualization. thanks

[@andresyesidmorenovilla7888]

Awesome video! Incredible content quality for such a small channel!

[@World_Admiror]

Awesome content! Keep up the good work!

[@maibster]

wonderful explanation, thank you

[@oldudot6940]

thank you, it was very helpful !

[@AndReGeist]

Really nice video, thank you! Just a really minor correction to 04:15... due to the symmetry you need to compute slightly more than half of the values, not exactly half of the values.

[@FolkerHoffmann]

Thanks! You are of course completely right with your correction!

[@owaischunawala4030]

Thank you for making this video!

[@KNO476]

Amazing content

[@jakovbilic4556]

Really helpful!

[@prodbyryshy]

beautiful

[@rasm7266]

Thanks a lot for making this video. :-)

[@rafaelmontero5766]

Great stuff !!

[@marik1290]

man, nice work

[@cvanaret]

Thanks for the video! One comment: even though you discuss the importance of convexity later on, your claim "in higher dimensions, finding the minimum of a quadratic function is very easy" is misleading ;)

[@nononononobita]

Very nice video!

[@arpitakar3384]

videos no more ... are you no **** haha.. sincerely great explanation .

[@wildreams]

"Sci-py" as in "Sci" in Science ;)

[@FolkerHoffmann]

Thanks! I knew the meaning of the "Sci" but somehow never connected this to the prononciation :-/ (And the prononciation is literally on the first page of the documentation :D)

[@wildreams]

@@FolkerHoffmann lol, all good. Thanks for the great content!