Matrix multiplication as composition | Essence of linear algebra, chapter 4
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Multiplying two matrices represents applying one transformation after another. Many facts about matrix multiplication become much clearer once you digest this fact.
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jie situ
AuthorThis series is simply awesome. I got engineering master, and working in quantitative finance now. Lots of matrices during my study and work. However, I never understood how people came up with this kind of method. When I was in college, I had no idea why we need to learn this. After this series, every dot are finally connected. Thank you, and, hats off to all those great great mathematicians. What we are enjoying now are all based on their great and genius work hundreds of years ago.
Muhammad Awais
AuthorI don't who you are but I must say you are the "Einstien" modern era.
rafeang
AuthorSorry I don't really get the part on associativity. Why is it C->B->A for both examples? Doesn't the parenthesis for (AB)C mean that you should do B->A first then -> C?
Олексій Ігнатенко
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Kshitiz Bohara
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Arbey Londoño
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Hari Sridharan
AuthorThere are few who still misunderstood like me as follows: 1. Why commutativity is not satisfied, where as Associativity does satisifed by Matrix Multiplication. Just to make things clear, still ABC!=CBA. Its just A(BC)=(AB)C. In other words, on both sides of associativity, 1st transformation is C, 2nd Transformation is B and 3rd transformation is A.
Rituraj Borah
AuthorOnly in 2020, a brilliant guy who understands this shit is putting efforts to make it so lucid to everyone. I feel fortunate. The creator himself possible cannot imagine what kind of butterfly effect these teaching may lead to. Thank you so much.
Russ Goetz
AuthorI've only seen the first 4 videos in the series, and I've gained more valuable intuition than my semester long engineering linear algebra course. Thank you!
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AuthorWhat you just taught here, it just blew me away. Never had I ever given thought to liner algebra in such a light. I am glad that i found this channel.
Kumar Vaibhav
AuthorOne suggestion, Please decrease your speed of explaining the concepts. It is a bit faster.
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Mrxc Max
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Henson
AuthorWow
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Quitest
AuthorLinear Algebra review day2
John Hammer
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Anant Chopra
Author@3Blue1Brown: Grant, can we geometrically think of the special condition when matrix multiplication will be commutative? That is to say, under what type of transformations will the order of applying them not matter?
IndustrialDonut
AuthorI didn't like the associativity proof. (AB)C is not applying C, then B and then A as written, despot being equivalent to such, but you stated it as if it was already proven to prove it. As written, it is the transformation C, and then the transformation that is (AB)
Oh I get it now
Mostafa Flaifel
AuthorMultiplying two matrices has the same geometric meaning as applying one transformation then another.
Ron nooyer de
AuthorNot quite sure on understanding i head and j head movement in the shear matrix. I see that it has to have does numbers in the shear matrix , but i don't understand how it is cooked up.