Stefanos Zafeiriou Machine Learning(395) Course 395: Machine Learning – Math. Intro. Brief Intro to Matrices, Vectors and Derivatives: Equality: Two matrices.

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Stefanos Zafeiriou Machine Learning(395) Course 395: Machine Learning – Math. Intro. Brief Intro to Matrices, Vectors and Derivatives: Equality: Two matrices and are equal iff Matrix addition Scalar Multilplication

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