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Define best approximation in your own words.
Think about it as finding the nearest point.
What does the error vector signify?
Look for a relationship between the original and approximated values.
What is the best way to define best approximation?
Refer back to the definition discussed in class.
The error vector is known for being orthogonal to what?
Remember the definition of the Projection Theorem.
Given a vector v = (4, 3) and a subspace defined by w1 = (1, 1) and w2 = (1, -1), find the best approximation vector v_b.
Break down the steps using projection formulas.
In a practical setting, if you have a data set with noise and want to fit your model optimally using least squares, how would you identify the best parameters?
Utilize derivatives to find minima in your functions.
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