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Topic	holy shit my linear/nonlinear programming class is such a mess
IllegalAlien 04/28/17 1:14:53 AM #33:	organicbamf posted... IllegalAlien posted... Guys, as programmers you should really be embarrassed if you went to school for computer science. Remember in your algorithms course when you learned "Dynamic Programming"? Remember how the programming in DP wasn't computer programming at all? The facepalm is so intense right now holy shit. lol for real tho, help me out mang. i can't see how to apply lagrange, nor the linear least squared approach she seemed to suggest. like i just have no idea how to find an analytical solution. i went to her office hours and she suggested certain problems from the hw... but they just don't fit like i have tried making a constraint that forms to Ax=b with no luck. i know this is a time discrete markov chain, but i've no fucking clue how to approach this shit we have to give a 15 minute presentation next week. she asked us in class and emailed us later telling her to give who'd like to go first. i straight up told her in class just randomly assign it because nobody is going to volunteer. she just laughed. i was 100% serious ehhhhhhhhh I know optimization for machine learning in particular for primal/dual formulations of SVM and MLE estimates. I skimmed over your HW and it seems relatively straightforward but I can't shed light for you in the context of your class. There are some math PhD's on the board that might be able to help. --- "Never argue with an idiot, they drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience." <cite>IllegalAlien posted [p:878055826] in holy shit ... [t:75285152]...</cite> <quote><cite>organicbamf posted...</cite> <quote><cite>IllegalAlien posted...</cite> <quote>Guys, as programmers you should really be embarrassed if you went to school for computer science. Remember in your algorithms course when you learned "Dynamic Programming"? Remember how the programming in DP wasn't computer programming at all? The facepalm is so intense right now holy shit.</quote> lol for real tho, help me out mang. i can't see how to apply lagrange, nor the linear least squared approach she seemed to suggest. like i just have no idea how to find an analytical solution. i went to her office hours and she suggested certain problems from the hw... but they just don't fit like i have tried making a constraint that forms to Ax=b with no luck. i know this is a time discrete markov chain, but i've no fucking clue how to approach this shit we have to give a 15 minute presentation next week. she asked us in class and emailed us later telling her to give who'd like to go first. i straight up told her in class just randomly assign it because nobody is going to volunteer. she just laughed. i was 100% serious</quote> ehhhhhhhhh I know optimization for machine learning in particular for primal/dual formulations of SVM and MLE estimates. I skimmed over your HW and it seems relatively straightforward but I can't shed light for you in the context of your class. There are some math PhD's on the board that might be able to help. --- "Never argue with an idiot, they drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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