MTH 271 Spring 2020
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Mathematical computing with data
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Instructor:
Jay Gopalakrishnan
March 30 - June 5, 2020
Contents
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Syllabus
A 2014 video by SIAM. What is data science?
Second of 44 Microsoft videos, 2019. Why python?
Notes for starting and setting up
Activity units
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01 Overview of some tools using COVID-19 data
02 Interacting with your python installation
03 Working with git
04 Conversion table
05 Approximating derivatives
06 Genome of SARS-CoV-2 virus
07 Fibonacci primes
08 Numpy blitz
09 The SEIR model of infectious diseases
10 Singular value decomposition
11 Bikes on Tilikum Crossing
12 Visualizing geospatial data
13 Gambler's ruin
14 Google's PageRank
15 Supervised learning
16 Unsupervised learning
17 Latent semantic analysis
In class exercises
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Power sum
Graph functions
Argument passing
Piecewise functions
Row swap
Averaging matrix
Differentiation matrix
Pairwise differences
Hausdorff distance
$k$-nearest neighbors
Predator-prey model
Column space
Null space
Pandas from dictionaries
Iris flowers
Stock prices
Passengers on the Titanic
Animate functions
Insurance company
Probabilities on small graphs
Ehrenfest urns
Power method for large graphs
Google's toy graph
Atmospheric carbon dioxide
Ovarian cancer data
Eigenfaces
Word vectors
Take home assignments
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Bisection
Rise of CO$_2$ in the atmosphere
COVID-19 cases in the west coast
World map of COVID-19 cases
Neighbor's color
Download everything
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OER (Open Educational Resource) Page
Author:
Jay Gopalakrishnan
License:
CC-BY-SA. ©2020