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 Linear Algebra: Linear Algebra:
- For an introductory reference to linear algebra, I highly recommend the classic book by Gilbert Strang: [[http://math.mit.edu/~gs/linearalgebra/ |Introduction to Linear Algebra, Strang G, 2016]] + 
- Appendix C of the Prince textbook (see above) provides a nice succinct of fundamental linear algebra methods commonly used in computer vision. +  For an introductory reference to linear algebra, I highly recommend the classic book by Gilbert Strang: [[http://math.mit.edu/~gs/linearalgebra/ |Introduction to Linear Algebra, Strang G, 2016]] 
- Appendix C of the Bishop book (see above) provides a summer of useful properties of matrices. + 
- Appendix A of the Szeliski textbook provides a review of some of the linear algebra methods used in the book.+  Appendix C of the Prince textbook (see above) provides a nice succinct of fundamental linear algebra methods commonly used in computer vision. 
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 +  Appendix C of the Bishop book (see above) provides a summer of useful properties of matrices. 
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 +  Appendix A of the Szeliski textbook provides a review of some of the linear algebra methods used in the book. 
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 +MATLAB: 
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 +  * Mathworks provides a series of free [[https://matlabacademy.mathworks.com/ | introductory MATLAB courses]]  
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 +  * There are also numerous tutorial documents available online [[https://www.mccormick.northwestern.edu/documents/students/undergraduate/introduction-to-matlab.pdf | (example)]] 
  
  
  
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