Large-Scale Matrix Operations
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Covers numerical methods and data representations for large-scale matrix and tensor computations used in scientific computing and machine learning, including approaches to mitigate the curse of dimensionality for tasks like solving linear systems, eigenvalue problems, and optimization. Discusses optimal matrix/tensor representation techniques plus the libraries and hardware designed to execute large-scale matrix operations efficiently.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:51Satellite image models
- 2:40Linear algebra in ML
- 3:23Matrix compute costs
- 5:08Linear systems applications
- 6:58Iterative matrix methods
- 9:28Matrix decomposition
- 12:01Convergence conditions
- 13:47Conjugate gradient method
- 17:20Matrices in deep learning
- 18:22Dense matrix multiply
- 20:11Low-rank approximation
- 22:42Hardware utilization
- 24:31SIMD and MKL
- 26:39Band matrix example
- 27:41References and summary
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