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The Power Rule on a Function Chain — Topic 61 of Machine Learning Foundations

Added on July 19, 2021 by Jon Krohn.

This is the FINAL (of nine) videos in my Machine Learning Foundations series on the Derivative Rules. It merges together the Power Rule and the Chain Rule into a single easy step.

Next begins a chunk of long, meaty videos on Automatic Differentiation — i.e., using the PyTorch and TensorFlow libraries to, well, automatically differentiate equations (e.g., ML models) instead of needing to do it painstakingly by hand.

Because these forthcoming videos are so meaty, we're moving from a twice-weekly publishing schedule to a weekly one: Starting next week, we'll publish a new video to YouTube every Wednesday.

My growing "Calculus for ML" course available on YouTube here.

More detail about my broader "ML Foundations" curriculum and all of the associated open-source code is available in GitHub here.

In Calculus, Data Science, ML Foundations, Professional Development, YouTube Tags machinelearning, datascience, calculus, mathematics, python
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