A linear Model to predict wine quality
This assignment uses a linear programming routine to predict wine quality from chemical measurements.
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Weekly Reading 9: More and More Applications
I felt like there is no actual difference between so-called applied mathematics and pure mathematics.
Weekly Reading 8: Struggle
How does my future converge? Where does it converge to?
Weekly Reading 7: Further in Quarantine
Not gonna lie, quarantine somehow makes me more efficient in studying.
Weekly Reading 6: HARDCORE
I have fewer courses of a quarter, but this quarter is somehow more intense.
Some of My Pain Through Exploring Mathematics
Here contain some of my works towards the road exploring mathematics. A place of thriving, the time of memory.
Weekly Reading 5: On the right track
I just experienced the most intense week of this quarter, and now it is finally over.
Weekly Reading 4: From one book to another
Life is so unpredictable. Life is hard.
Convolution: From Probability theory to Fourier analysis (Vol.2)
This post talks about the justification of convolution from measure theory. Measure Theory We first introduce the following three theorems. Theorem 1: Suppose $latex f$…
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Convolution: From Probability theory to Fourier analysis (Vol.1)
After this post, I decided to organize my understanding of convolution in this series. Probability Theory We shall define some concepts and theorems: A function…
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