- who came up with it and when, and what problem was it originally designed to solve?
- what makes it ~ cool ~?
- when/why did it become popular, both theory/practice?
- what/if any are the applications it's best suited for now?
- should we still teach it, and if so, what takeaways are most important for students? (e.g. in my undergrad ML course, which i also TA'd, i remember making a big deal out of "the kernel trick," but also like, I don't think I ever really understood "so what?")
ah, only Italian sorry. Not sure how to write "spazi di Sobolev" in english :).
I also don't know how to write spazi di Sobolev in English, but I know they are delicious with pesto.
i can write a kernel blog in italian of you want
If you want to guest post, you are always welcome. Though I think you'd have to post in English.
i would read your blog about kernels !
To help me compose it: What would you like to know?
- who came up with it and when, and what problem was it originally designed to solve?
- what makes it ~ cool ~?
- when/why did it become popular, both theory/practice?
- what/if any are the applications it's best suited for now?
- should we still teach it, and if so, what takeaways are most important for students? (e.g. in my undergrad ML course, which i also TA'd, i remember making a big deal out of "the kernel trick," but also like, I don't think I ever really understood "so what?")
Assignment accepted. Can I get this published in Kernel 2024?
+1 for xgboost