Impressive, especially the TikZ diagrams 🙇♂️
Would you mind using $\mathbb{R}$ for the blackboard R?
Thanks for using $\bm{}$ for vectors and $^\top$ for the transposition.
What about $\mathbb{I}$ for the identity matrix?
Use $\varnothing$ instead of $\emptyset$?
Would you mind using $\mathbb{R}$ for the blackboard R?
Thanks for using $\bm{}$ for vectors and $^\top$ for the transposition.
What about $\mathbb{I}$ for the identity matrix?
Use $\varnothing$ instead of $\emptyset$?
Also, isn't the gradient (column vector) the transposed of the Jacobian (row vector)?
What about having the differential operator d upright, and not like a variable?
What about having the differential operator d upright, and not like a variable?
Figure 5.6 uses bold upright font, instead of the italic one.
Coloured equations (like 5.189) have bad spacing when the colour is changed. Have a look at the "+" spacing.
Is it possible to have a look at the TikZ source? Do you use any GUI, or you code them up from scratch? Say, Figure 5.9, for example.
kindly unroll this thread.
