| Observation and feature vector |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Data matrix |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Point cloud |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Euclidean balls and cubes |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Volumes of Euclidean balls and cubes |
Proposition |
Lecture 1 |
| Volume near the boundary |
Proposition |
Lecture 1 |
| Random variable |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Distribution and event |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Expectation |
Definition |
Lecture 1 |
| Linearity of expectation |
Proposition |
Lecture 1 |
| Independent and identically distributed |
Definition |
Lecture 2 |
| Expectations of products |
Proposition |
Lecture 2 |
| Variance and standard deviation |
Definition |
Lecture 2 |
| Covariance |
Definition |
Lecture 2 |
| Averaging away independent noise |
Proposition |
Lecture 2 |
| Law of the Lazy Data Scientist |
Theorem |
Lecture 2 |
| Convex hull |
Definition |
Lecture 2 |
| Carathéodory’s theorem |
Theorem |
Lecture 2 |
| Approximate Carathéodory theorem |
Theorem |
Lecture 2 |
| Eigenvalue and eigenvector |
Definition |
Lecture 3 |
| Spectral theorem |
Theorem |
Lecture 3 |
| Positive semidefinite matrix |
Definition |
Lecture 3 |
| PSD matrices have non-negative eigenvalues |
Proposition |
Lecture 3 |
| \(\bfA^\top\bfA\) and \(\bfA\bfA^\top\) are PSD |
Proposition |
Lecture 3 |
| Singular values |
Definition |
Lecture 3 |
| Building the left singular vectors |
Lemma |
Lecture 3 |
| Expansion in an orthonormal basis |
Lemma |
Lecture 4 |
| Singular value decomposition |
Theorem |
Lecture 4 |
| Singular vectors |
Definition |
Lecture 4 |
| Full singular value decomposition |
Theorem |
Lecture 4 |
| The SVD and eigendecomposition |
Proposition |
Lecture 4 |
| Truncated singular value decomposition |
Definition |
Lecture 4 |
| Frobenius norm |
Definition |
Lecture 4 |
| Spectral norm |
Definition |
Lecture 4 |
| Eckart–Young theorem |
Theorem |
Lecture 4 |
| Eckart–Young theorem, Frobenius norm |
Theorem |
Lecture 4 |
| \(\bfA\) in singular-vector coordinates |
Lemma |
Lecture 5 |
| The spectral norm is the largest singular value |
Proposition |
Lecture 5 |
| Trace |
Definition |
Lecture 5 |
| Properties of the trace |
Proposition |
Lecture 5 |
| The Frobenius norm and all the singular values |
Proposition |
Lecture 5 |
| Centered data matrix |
Definition |
Lecture 5 |
| Orthogonal projection |
Definition |
Lecture 5 |
| Pythagorean theorem |
Theorem |
Lecture 5 |
| Properties of orthogonal projection |
Proposition |
Lecture 5 |
| Reconstruction error |
Definition |
Lecture 6 |
| Reconstruction error is a Frobenius norm |
Proposition |
Lecture 6 |
| Best-fitting subspaces come from the SVD |
Theorem |
Lecture 6 |
| Principal component analysis |
Definition |
Lecture 6 |
| Total variance |
Definition |
Lecture 6 |
| Minimum error equals maximum retained variance |
Proposition |
Lecture 6 |
| Explained variance ratio |
Definition |
Lecture 6 |
| Vector in \(\Rbb^n\) |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Matrix and matrix–vector product |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Matrices define linear maps |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Transpose and symmetry |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Matrix multiplication |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Subspace |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Span |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Linear independence |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Basis and dimension |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Uniqueness of coordinates |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Invertibility |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Column space and null space |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Rank–nullity |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| The four fundamental subspaces |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Inner product |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Dot product |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Induced norm |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| \(\ell^p\) norms |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Cauchy–Schwarz inequality |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Angle and cosine similarity |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Orthogonality |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Orthogonal sets are linearly independent |
Proposition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Orthogonal projection |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Properties of projection matrices |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Orthogonality of the fundamental subspaces |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Eigenvalue and eigenvector |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Characteristic polynomial |
Proposition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Algebraic and geometric multiplicity |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Eigenvectors for distinct eigenvalues are linearly independent |
Proposition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Diagonalizability |
Definition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Diagonalizability criterion |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Symmetric matrices have real eigenvalues |
Proposition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Eigenvectors for distinct eigenvalues are orthogonal |
Proposition |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Spectral theorem for symmetric matrices |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |
| Eigenvalue characterization of PSD and PD |
Theorem |
Notes: The Algebra of Data |