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In page 13 of the slide, given $t$ and $X$ as following. I don't understand how we get $w$.



$$t=[t^{(1)},t^{(2)}, ldots, t^{(N)} ]^T$$
$$X=begin{bmatrix}1, x^{(1)} \ 1, x^{(2)} \ vdots\1, x^{(N)} end{bmatrix}$$




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$$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$










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    In page 13 of the slide, given $t$ and $X$ as following. I don't understand how we get $w$.



    $$t=[t^{(1)},t^{(2)}, ldots, t^{(N)} ]^T$$
    $$X=begin{bmatrix}1, x^{(1)} \ 1, x^{(2)} \ vdots\1, x^{(N)} end{bmatrix}$$




    • Then:


    $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$










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      In page 13 of the slide, given $t$ and $X$ as following. I don't understand how we get $w$.



      $$t=[t^{(1)},t^{(2)}, ldots, t^{(N)} ]^T$$
      $$X=begin{bmatrix}1, x^{(1)} \ 1, x^{(2)} \ vdots\1, x^{(N)} end{bmatrix}$$




      • Then:


      $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$










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      In page 13 of the slide, given $t$ and $X$ as following. I don't understand how we get $w$.



      $$t=[t^{(1)},t^{(2)}, ldots, t^{(N)} ]^T$$
      $$X=begin{bmatrix}1, x^{(1)} \ 1, x^{(2)} \ vdots\1, x^{(N)} end{bmatrix}$$




      • Then:


      $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$







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          The least square problem is to minimize $$|Xw-t|^2$$



          Differentiating it with respect to $w$ and equating it to $0$, we have



          $$2X^T(Xw-t)=0$$



          Hence, we have



          $$X^TXw-X^Tt=0$$



          That is $$X^TXw=X^Tt$$



          $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$






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            $begingroup$

            The least square problem is to minimize $$|Xw-t|^2$$



            Differentiating it with respect to $w$ and equating it to $0$, we have



            $$2X^T(Xw-t)=0$$



            Hence, we have



            $$X^TXw-X^Tt=0$$



            That is $$X^TXw=X^Tt$$



            $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$






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              The least square problem is to minimize $$|Xw-t|^2$$



              Differentiating it with respect to $w$ and equating it to $0$, we have



              $$2X^T(Xw-t)=0$$



              Hence, we have



              $$X^TXw-X^Tt=0$$



              That is $$X^TXw=X^Tt$$



              $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$






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                The least square problem is to minimize $$|Xw-t|^2$$



                Differentiating it with respect to $w$ and equating it to $0$, we have



                $$2X^T(Xw-t)=0$$



                Hence, we have



                $$X^TXw-X^Tt=0$$



                That is $$X^TXw=X^Tt$$



                $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$






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                The least square problem is to minimize $$|Xw-t|^2$$



                Differentiating it with respect to $w$ and equating it to $0$, we have



                $$2X^T(Xw-t)=0$$



                Hence, we have



                $$X^TXw-X^Tt=0$$



                That is $$X^TXw=X^Tt$$



                $$w=(X^TX)^{-1}X^Tt$$







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