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Exercise 7.1.14

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If we apply on example 2 on playground.tensorflow.org, we see that $N = 3$ classifies the training data correctly, it doesn’t work when $N = 2$ .

Guess we need at least 5 flat pieces to successfully classify the points.

When $N = 2$ , we have $F (v)$ split into 3 regions, top right we have $F (v) = 1$ , top left we have $F (v) = - 1$ , and the bottom, we have $F (v) = 0$

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2020-03-20 00:00

Exercise 7.1.14

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