Mathematics for Developers
summary
Clear, actionable examples and concrete resources determine whether to watch: a worked rotation matrix with sine and cosine multiplies vector [5,6] to get [-6,5] so 90° rotation is shown; several easing curves (power2, power5, bow, oscillating) are rendered and tied to calculus; sparse, high‑dimensional matrices for ML are explained; tool recommendations include Khan Academy, Coursera (math/ML), GeoGebra, Octave, R and books like A Programmer’s Introduction to Mathematics and John Stillwell’s Elements of Mathematics.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Talk Start
- 4:38Machine Learning
- 8:04Use of Mathematics
- 9:55Map of Mathematics
- 11:20High School Math
- 15:04Getting Started
- 17:12matrices and vectors
- 24:03oscillating functions
- 25:45building blocks
- 27:12learning goals
- 33:00matrices
- 35:26topics
- 36:34maps
- 37:56apps
- 38:44MOOCs
- 40:31Geogebra
- 41:12Reading
- 43:28Questions
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