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…aniel Hernandez unit6.tex I updated the section to follow what was done in class. I added a simple ridge regularization example for a sample mean, then showed the same idea for linear regression. I also pointed out how 𝜆 is connected to the prior variance in Bayesian inference, so it’s clearer how regularization and priors tie together. Did this based on the open issue you had in the repo.
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…aniel Hernandez unit6.tex
I updated the section to follow what was done in class. I added a simple ridge regularization example for a sample mean, then showed the same idea for linear regression. I also pointed out how 𝜆 is connected to the prior variance in Bayesian inference, so it’s clearer how regularization and priors tie together. Did this based on the open issue you had in the repo.