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Alternate Proof of Square Sum #35
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This is for showing that l2 spreads weight evenly? and showing it's a descent direction is a cute inner product with the gradient. I like it - where do we put it? |
Well, I thought of it while watching your Elastic Net slides (you give a picture proof for 2 variables). Not sure if it belongs there in class, or maybe as a concept check/hw exercise. |
This sounds good -- want to write this up? We can use it for concept check or move it into homework #2. |
So my argument goes like this. If not all equal, then not minimum. But there must be a minimum (compactness). Thus proven. Is the compactness part beyond what we should discuss? |
This isn't an issue, but just another idea. Suppose you have x1+x2+...+xn = c and you want to solve this while minimizing ||x||_2. Suppose xi > xj. Then -ei + ej is a descent direction that lies within the constraint hyperplane.
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