
A Visual Introduction to Machine Learning
Machine Learning Explained in interactive visualizations (part 1).
See MoreNumerically Calculating Partial Derivatives
In this video we discuss how to calculate partial derivatives of a function using numerical techniques. In other words, these partials are calculated withou...
See MorePeter Ponders PID - Closed Loop Zeros
This video covers closed loop zeros, what causes zeros and the benefits and drawbacks of closed loop zeros.
See MoreThe Inverse Laplace Transform
In this video we show how to perform the inverse Laplace transform on a signal in the Laplace domain to obtain its equivalent representation in the time doma...
See MorePeter Ponders PID- Motor position control
Drone Simulation and Control, Part 3: How to Build the Flight Code
This video describes how to create quadcopter flight software from the control architecture developed in the last video. It covers how to process the raw sensor readings and use them with...
See MoreUnderstanding Sensor Fusion and Tracking, Part 3: Fusing a GPS and IMU to Es...
This video continues our discussion on using sensor fusion for positioning and localization by showing how we can use a GPS and an IMU to estimate and object’s orientation and position. We...
See MoreUnderstanding and Sketching Individual Bode Plot Components
In this video we illustrate how 7 types of simple transfer functions contribute to a bode plot. We refer to these as ‘components’ and will cover the followi...
See MoreTikZ source Code: Both passivity indices applied
TikZ source Code: Both passivity indices applied.
See MoreFourier Analysis: Overview
This video presents an overview of the Fourier Transform, which is one of the most important transformations in all of mathematical physics and engineering. This series will introduce the...
See MoreTikZ source Code: Example Graph
TikZ source Code: Example Graph
See MoreThe Fourier Transform and Derivatives
This video describes how the Fourier Transform can be used to accurately and efficiently compute derivatives, with implications for the numerical solution of differential equations.
See MoreControl Bootcamp: Laplace Transforms and the Transfer Function
Here we show how to compute the transfer function using the Laplace transform.
See MoreSolving the 1D Heat Equation
In this video we simplify the general heat equation to look at only a single spatial variable, thereby obtaining the 1D heat equation. We solving the result...
See MoreWhat Is a Control System and Why Should I Care? (Part 1)
This talk introduces the basic concepts of feedback with lots of visual examples.
See MoreControl Systems with MATLAB - Time Domain Analysis
SVD: Image Compression [Matlab]
This video describes how to use the singular value decomposition (SVD) for image compression in Matlab.
See MoreTime domain - tutorial 11: system properties from impulse response
In this video, we learn how to find system properties from the impulse response. Specifically, memoryless, causal, stable and invertible systems will be ful...
See MoreLecture 17: Introduction to Compensators/Controllers
Time domain - tutorial 2: signal representation
In this video, we review how to represent information as a signal. The information can be anything such as voice (1D) or an image (2D) or even a video (3D). ...
See MoreWhy Transfer Functions Matter
Once we know a process's transfer function we can model how it will respond to an variety of inputs very easily, check it out.
See MorePosicast Control 6 - ( In English)
This video presents the transition from half-cycle to other cycles ( third-cycle, fourth-cycle,..)
See MoreFeedforward Control Introduction
I introduce feedforward control (FFC) and describe how it can be used to minimize the difference between an output's setpoint and measured value (the error o...
See MoreFrequency Response Analysis FRA and the Amplitude Ratio and Phase Angle
Process engineers model output response to inputs that oscillate via frequency response analysis (FRA). In this video, I'll go over amplitude ratios and phas...
See MoreStanford CS229: Machine Learning | Autumn 2018
Autumn 2018 Stanford course on machine learning by Andrew Ng.
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