State-Space Models, Control, Time Series Analysis (Episode 19)

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[@kaivalyashah5634]

as someone who is interested in the mathematical intuition behind algorithms and theory and wants to start learning ml and dl which of your you will suggest to beginner

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

Great question. I recommend following the chart here: deeplearningcourses.com/course_order

[@TJ-hs1qm]

Regarding the note @8:18:
When the velocity at time t=1 equals the velocity at all times t the velocity has to be constant, thus F = 0.
Not sure if I got that right. Ahhh x1 is pointing at the 1st entry of the canonical state vector, this not x at time t=1. Ok, the notation is a bit confusing.

[@MuhammadAli-mi5gg]

Hi, hope you are fine.
I took your Financial Engineering course, and I am working on a project to build a viable crypto-prediction model.
But still I don't have enough resources, or can't find any useful helping material, to do so.
Kindly guide me a bit regarding this project.
Thanks...

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

We have discussed predicting returns in the course, check it out

[@MuhammadAli-mi5gg]

@@LazyProgrammerOfficial Yes, but still we cannot predict returns for 7-14 days in future.
As what I think is that without taking into account sentiment analysis of news and tweets, we cannot predict the drift in people trust in particular coin, and that's the major reason for price variations.
Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks..

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

​@@MuhammadAli-mi5gg Research my rule, "all data is the same".

[@thalesferraz]

Thanks for sharing

[@carlosarango4420]

Hi, in wich course do you have this topic in particular? I’m not sure if it is in time series..

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

This is not a single topic but rather multiple topics (courses) one would learn in engineering. For example, a course on dynamical systems, another course on control theory, another course on signal processing, and another course on estimation theory.

[@deepakraj-xp9tc]

is this course is help full for future forecasting time series data of rainfall, temperature, etc. with ANN, RNN, CNN models??? because I am a PhD scholar will it be help ?

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

You can use it for any kind of data. Regards

[@nobodyeverybody8437]

I don't know, but in general, anytime I listen to your videos, I just realize that most of online teachers are just copy & past'ers but you NOT, since you talk about some aspects which literally no one has talked about it yet. That's weird to me sometimes. )))

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

Thank you for saying that!
I realize the same thing when I'm looking for information myself. It's very hard because you have to wade through heaps of garbage to find the good stuff. I try to make content which I find personally interesting, and keep it as honest as possible. It's what I would want to see if I were the student.

[@behrampatel3563]

@@LazyProgrammerOfficial I agree with MuS Sar however I wish you'd just do a series on the Math's as well. That will complete the loop on so many of your courses.

[@samirelzein1095]

stop teaching trading! when you are a good trader, you are too busy trading!
but totally fine to speak about models and control etc

[@LazyProgrammerOfficial]

lol