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Aritra Biswas
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Chapter 1
00:11
Chapter 2
00:36
Chapter 3
01:29
Chapter 4
02:38
Chapter 5
03:19
Chapter 6
04:15
Chapter 7
05:03
Chapter 8
06:06
Chapter 9
Audio Transcript
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Hello.
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My name is Loretta.
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And today I will be talking about the mathematical concept of bitches
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and most importantly, their use
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in real life
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started.
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You may be wondering what our major
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they have
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ordered rectangular array of number
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here,
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the road at the state of horizontal elements and the columns at the set of vertical
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and notices are always represented
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by a capital at
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the elements themselves can be number
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function letters,
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a really anything
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right
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get into the uses of matrices in real life.
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So we have always used matrices in real life. Have never realised
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this. As you can see on the slide in front of you,
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if you ever used
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as spreadsheet like excess,
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you have used matrices unknowingly
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to here under under table in front of you.
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We have two students who have written to,
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and there
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marked are given
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that is 22 26 25
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21.
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So why? If you want to put these data in a more concise manner
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without having to put the headers of rows and columns,
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we can do that using matrices.
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So when you are transferring data, it's easier.
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And if both parties know what these rows and columns are.
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It's very easy to understand
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now. Then let's look into
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it uses
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in life
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Well, First of all, let's start with
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the usage of
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matrixes in Stein's and especially, physics
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would require a video.
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But here is one interesting aspect. Matrixes on you
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in
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kind.
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So in front of you is what is causing RGB metric be valley of three separate colo.
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You are
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that primary in nature
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to any colour on the pixel can be done with varying value of our G B,
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the stand for red, green
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and blue, the primary and basic colours.
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And these values are in that order only in the form of red, then green and then blue.
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For example. In 23 you can t range,
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which has only
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read
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part of the Matrix
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as the highest number, which is 2 55.
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Similarly, with green and blue
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but yellow hana
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is a mix of
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red and green, so
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yellow would have
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the high value for red
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and green.
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This is mainly used
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in astronomy, especially
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when we send satellites to other planets and other
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tele bodies.
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What we do is
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when the satellite captured image,
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it is much easier for him to transfer these numbers
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in the form from metric.
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The values are transferred from the satellite
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to Earth, and then they are recreated in a computer
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rather than standing the image themselves between require
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a lot of data, transfer it
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at the satellite, maybe millions of kilometres away.
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So if you ever think of pursuing astronomy and the career,
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this will come
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in use for you
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moving on
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to one of the main uses
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of matrix,
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which is in computer science.
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There are a lot of aspects of computer scientists that
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news matrix
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one of the most important. One is encryption.
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Encryption is basically when you have information
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already in the former from Matrix,
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you apply logic to it
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and it is saved and a different form of metal.
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So,
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given the example on screen,
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there is a matrix.
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Abby
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and CD are given in that order,
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but we apply a logic to it, which is criss cross
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and the positions swap for now, D. B and
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I, my new matrix.
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So any potential hacker might see the encrypted form,
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and it would not make sensitive.
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But if you apply the reverse logic,
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it will make sense.
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So this is one aspect of where
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matrixes are used in computer science.
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The next expect is taken August
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Sekera Graffiti is the process of hiding secret
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data underneath any form of media
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that his images
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audio, video or even text.
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So, as you can see on screen, there is a matrix on my left
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left image
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is extracted from the image on the rights to any person
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with the knowledge of matrix.
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And a bit of coding
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can use steganography as a tour of hiding.
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Secret Information
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taken on Gaddafi does require some pre required knowledge,
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and
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it can be used if you want to share
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any data with your friend.
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And this has become increasingly necessary in our world, which is filled with
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cyber threats and attacks.
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Finally, let's talk about the money
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and how matrices are news
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businesses
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and economic
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businesses
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may use
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metrics is to
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track EGY
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where they changed one variable at a time
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and see
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the output of that
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So
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company might have a product and they advertise it,
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and whatever money they get,
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they are saving it
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and then planning ahead for the future as the first company
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and that has resulted in a law.
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So they tested new strategy this time
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changing the variable of saving to remain
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so they have a product,
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they advertise it,
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they reinvest the money they make
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and that results them in a
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profit.
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This is the use
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of matrix is.
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And if you find it's as the CEO of a company,
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how you would like to start air own start up
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you might want to use matrix is to ensure that you have
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profit every time.
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Right? So that's all about
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News of Matrix is in real lives and professions.
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Hope you enjoy. Thank you very much.
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