We can access the scalar element aijaij of a matrix AA in :eqref:
eq_matrix_def
by specifying the indices for the row (ii) and column (jj), such as [A]ij[A]ij. When the scalar elements of a matrix AA, such as in :eqref:eq_matrix_def
what is :eqref: eq_matrix_def
here?
Hey @gpk2000, thanks for pointing out the typo. The equation doesn’t render properly, it should mean to be equation 2.3.2.
Here are a few norm examples for the MXNet folks:
Frobenius Norms
[nav] In [51]: np.linalg.norm(np.arange(24))
Out[51]: array(65.75713)
[nav] In [52]: np.sqrt(np.sum(np.arange(24)**2))
Out[52]: array(65.757126)
L1 Norm
[ins] In [50]: np.linalg.norm(np.arange(24), ord=1)
Out[50]: array(276.)
I don’t know where I am supposed to start thinking from to answer question 7, can someone give me some pointers?
If you look on google maps at how manhattan streets are laid out (in a grid shape) i think you’ll understand the question better.