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A field of mathematics concerned with the study of finite dimensional vector spaces, including matrices and their manipulation, which are important in statistics.
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Why in this case are gradient steps not perpendicular to contour lines?
There is a theorem that gradient at point is perpendicular to tangent line to contour line at given point.
Why in this picture it seems that this rule is not respected?
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