This document contains 14 important questions related to vectors, limits, derivatives, data types, central tendencies, Python programming concepts like loops, functions, arguments, and commonly used libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib. Some of the questions ask to explain concepts like linear combinations of vectors, linear dependence and independence, eigendecomposition and its use in machine learning, limits and continuity, average rate of change using derivatives, minimums and maximums, categorical vs. numerical data, measures of central tendency and variation, Python data types, dictionaries and sets, function arguments, and determining if a number is prime. Other questions involve demonstrating basic syntax like while loops and examples using NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.
This document contains 14 important questions related to vectors, limits, derivatives, data types, central tendencies, Python programming concepts like loops, functions, arguments, and commonly used libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib. Some of the questions ask to explain concepts like linear combinations of vectors, linear dependence and independence, eigendecomposition and its use in machine learning, limits and continuity, average rate of change using derivatives, minimums and maximums, categorical vs. numerical data, measures of central tendency and variation, Python data types, dictionaries and sets, function arguments, and determining if a number is prime. Other questions involve demonstrating basic syntax like while loops and examples using NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.
This document contains 14 important questions related to vectors, limits, derivatives, data types, central tendencies, Python programming concepts like loops, functions, arguments, and commonly used libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib. Some of the questions ask to explain concepts like linear combinations of vectors, linear dependence and independence, eigendecomposition and its use in machine learning, limits and continuity, average rate of change using derivatives, minimums and maximums, categorical vs. numerical data, measures of central tendency and variation, Python data types, dictionaries and sets, function arguments, and determining if a number is prime. Other questions involve demonstrating basic syntax like while loops and examples using NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.
How can we describe a vector as a linear combination of v
and w. 2Q. Explain : i) Linear span ii) Linear Dependence and Independence of vectors. 3Q. What is Eigen decomposition in vectors? How is it used in Machine learning? Problem on Eigen decomposition 4Q. Define Limit. How are limits used to distinguish continuous and discontinuous functions give examples. 5Q. Use derivatives to give an expression for average rate of change of a function. Discuss its applications in ML. 6Q. problem on minima and maxima. 7Q. Define : i) Categorical data ii) Numerical data iii) Various central Tendencies iv) Variance v) Standard deviation vi) Interquartile range vii) Population viii) Sample ix) Parameters 8Q. what is indentation in python? Explain basic syntax of while loop in python with example. 9Q. Discuss the classification of different datatypes in python. 10Q. i) Dictionaries are collection of key-value pairs. Explain their syntax with example ii)Sets are collection of unordered items. Give an example to show union and intersection of two sets in python 11Q. Explain different types of arguments used with python functions. Give syntax for each type of arguments 12Q def is_prime(n): if n in [2,3]: return True if(n==1) or (n%2==0): return False r=3 while r*r <=n: if n%r==0: return False r+=2 return True print(is_prime(78)) Explain the output of the above code block.
13Q. Explain the use of Numpy and pandas libraries in python
14Q. Demonstrate the use of matplotlib library with a simple example