Horizontal Scale

Horizontal scale

So we started doing this.

East Europe, Latin America, and OECD.

Where as if lambda is

Now let's plot the following figure.

The vertical axis you could call it the imaginary axis.

Here in the figure, I've plotted an example of a data set, so the horizontal axis is the x axis and, you know, I have a range of examples of x and I've just plotted them on this figure here.

And here you have the dataset.

But now let's try changing problem a bit.

Here's an example of the men and the height.

Each dot is a sold house.

But surprisingly, it became popular.

And I can let the other countries be shown.

I guess they mean the same thing. To show you these surfaces.

And we have to fact base the whole way we look at the world.

Still here, child death per 1,000 on that axis.

My translation medium is a very simple basket.

A basket is made up of horizontal and vertical elements.

So, let's see see pictures of what gradient descent does. Let's say I try to minimize this function. So notice the axes.

And, there's now two parameters, A and B. I want you to figure out for me what A is and what B is, assuming that the basic unit here is in hours.

So obviously people care a lot about this.

In a scatter plot, each data item becomes a dot.

This was given to me by the chairman of Shiseido.

It's really beautiful. If I increase n to 2000, I get this histogram over here.

And probably the easiest way to show you that, is to show you this graph.

The size of the bubble here is the population.

I'm going to show you the relationship between child mortality on this axis here this axis here is child mortality and here I have the family size.

We sought children from the time they're born.

This country over here is China.

And the blue line is the ratio of American to Chinese.

With the machine leveled front to back, use the longer precision level

Well the answer is, if I drew it on a normal curve where, let's say, this is years, this is time of some sort, and this is whatever measure of the technology that I'm trying to graph, the graphs look sort of silly.

So if I was in charge of the convention of economics

I end now with the world. There, the Internet is coming.

Uniqueness on the vertical axis, value on a horizontal axis.

And what I'm showing you here are some curves which are performance curves where on the Y axis we're, there is some measure of performance, which is, what percentage of the object were classified correctly?

And I'm gonna point out, when I'm plotting my hypothesis function.

The bubbles are the countries.

We look upon it as a possibility of percentile increase.

I would like to show you what happens with the data, what we can show with this data.

It takes some time to change for this, but on the axises, you can quite easily get any variable you would like to have.

So that is my y axis, and this is my x axis.

So we'll put price in the vertical axis and we'll put quantity demanded in the horizontal axis.

So let's graph it.