Matrix vector product
- Let's define Ax, A is a matrix and x is a vector.
- If we have A matrix shaped m by n, and x vector shaped n by 1,
we can define b vector shaped m by 1.

- Example
- The conclusion is Each component of Matrix vector product is as same as well the product of matrix A's each column and x vector".

- Definition of Ax means linear combination of column vectors of A, and also
weighted combination!
- x vector is a weight of features extracted about A data matrix.
- It can be used as Weight and Bias by defining Hypothesis in data science
Null space of a matrix
Part 1 : Introduction
- Remind this.
Subspace S must be satisfied 3 conditions.
- 0 vector has to be in the space.
- If v1 and v2 vectors are in the space, v1+v2 is also, closed by addition.
- If constant c and v1 are in the space, c*v1 is alse, closed by multiplication.
- What's the Null space?
- If we have A matrix and x vector, defining Null space(A) means that find out
the sets of x vector which is satisfied Ax = 0 formula.
- The right side of formula would be 0, it calls homogeneous.

- Here comes the proof that Null space satisfy above 3 conditions


Part 2 : Calculating
- Let's find out the Null space of x vector.

- First, we should define rref(A).
- And figure out what is the pivot variable and free variable.

- By using what we figured out, we can represent to linear combination of pivot entries.
- Linear combination means spanning the space!
- And then, N(A) is equal to N(rref(A))


Part 3 : Linear Independent
- If we have A matrix shaped m by n, definition of Null space(A) should by like this.
- x vector should be shaped n by 1!

- This formula would be like this.

- As we got before, "Linearly Independent" means if the only solution is that all components of 0, to making the linear combination to be 0.
- And then we could also say that Null space A has only set of 0.
