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Machine Learning on Geometrical Data
Schedule
Unit 1: Theories of Geometry
1/8
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Introduction | overview of the course, logistics, introduction to deep learning |
1/10
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Numerical Methods | linear system, optimization. slides credit: Prof. Justin Solomon from MIT |
1/15
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Curves | curve theory, Frenet frame. slides credit: Prof. Justin Solomon from MIT. Reference: Intro to DG, Ch2 |
1/17
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Surfaces, First Fundamental Form | surface theory, first fundamental form. slides credit: Prof. Keenan Crane from CMU. References: Intro to DG, Ch3, 4, 5 |
1/22
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Second Fundamental Form | second fundamental form, gaussian curvature. slides credit: Prof. Keenan Crane from CMU. References: Intro to DG, Ch3, 4, 5 |
1/24
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Theorema Egregium and Gauss-Bonnet | intrinsic geometry, theorema egregium, euler characteristic, angle excess theorem, gauss-bonnet theorem. References: Intro to DG, Ch6 |
1/29
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Geodesics | theories of geodesic, fast marching algorithm |
1/31
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Laplacian Operator | divergence on manifolds, heat equation, laplacian-bertrami operator, harmonic functions. reference: Analysis on Manifolds via the Laplacian |
2/5
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Laplacian and Applications | laplacian graph theory and practice |
2/7
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Data Embedding | classical embedding theorems and typical algorithms. reference: Note |
2/12
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High-dimensional Geometry | some odd behaviors in high-dimensional geometry. reference: Ch 2 |