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    Description An illustration of the gradient descent method. I graphed this with Matlab
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    Source Own work based on: Gradient descent.png:  by Olegalexandrov
    Author Zerodamage
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    Source code

    % Illustration of gradient descent
    function main()
     
    % the ploting window
       figure(1);
       clf; hold on;
       set(gcf, 'color', 'white');
       set(gcf, 'InvertHardCopy', 'off');
       axis equal; axis off;
     
    % the box 
       Lx1=-2; Lx2=2; Ly1=-2; Ly2=2;
     
    % the function whose contours will be plotted
       N=60; h=1/N;
       XX=Lx1:h:Lx2;
       YY=Ly1:h:Ly2;
       [X, Y]=meshgrid(XX, YY);
       f=inline('-((y+1).^4/25+(x-1).^4/10+x.^2+y.^2-1)');
       Z=f(X, Y);
     
    % the contours
       h=0.3; l0=-1; l1=20;
       l0=h*floor(l0/h);
       l1=h*floor(l1/h);
       v=[l0:1.5*h:0 0:h:l1 0.8 0.888];
       [c,h] = contour(X, Y, Z, v, 'b'); 
     
    % graphing settings
       small=0.08;
       small_rad = 0.01;
       thickness=1; arrowsize=0.06; arrow_type=2;
       fontsize=13;
       red = [1, 0, 0];
       white = 0.99*[1, 1, 1];
     
    % initial guess for gradient descent
       x=-0.6498; y=-1.0212;
     
       % run several iterations of gradient descent
       for i=0:4
          H=text(x-1.5*small, y+small/2, sprintf('x_%d', i));
          set(H, 'fontsize', fontsize, 'color', 0*[1 1 1]);
     
         % the derivatives in x and in y, the step size
          u=-2/5*(x-1)^3-2*x;
          v=-4/25*(y+1)^3-2*y;
          alpha=0.11;
     
          if i< 4
             plot([x, x+alpha*u], [y, y+alpha*v]);
             arrow([x, y], [x, y]+alpha*[u, v], thickness, arrowsize, pi/8, ...
                   arrow_type, [1, 0, 0])
             x=x+alpha*u; y=y+alpha*v;
          end
     
       end
     
    % some dummy text, to expand the saving window a bit
       text(-0.9721, -1.5101, '*', 'color', white);
       text(1.5235,   1.1824, '*', 'color', white);
     
    % save to eps
       saveas(gcf, 'Gradient_descent.eps', 'psc2')
     
    function arrow(start, stop, thickness, arrow_size, sharpness, arrow_type, color)
     
    % Function arguments:
    % start, stop:  start and end coordinates of arrow, vectors of size 2
    % thickness:    thickness of arrow stick
    % arrow_size:   the size of the two sides of the angle in this picture ->
    % sharpness:    angle between the arrow stick and arrow side, in radians
    % arrow_type:   1 for filled arrow, otherwise the arrow will be just two segments
    % color:        arrow color, a vector of length three with values in [0, 1]
     
    % convert to complex numbers
       i=sqrt(-1);
       start=start(1)+i*start(2); stop=stop(1)+i*stop(2);
       rotate_angle=exp(i*sharpness);
     
    % points making up the arrow tip (besides the "stop" point)
       point1 = stop - (arrow_size*rotate_angle)*(stop-start)/abs(stop-start);
       point2 = stop - (arrow_size/rotate_angle)*(stop-start)/abs(stop-start);
     
       if arrow_type==1 % filled arrow
     
    % plot the stick, but not till the end, looks bad
          t=0.5*arrow_size*cos(sharpness)/abs(stop-start); stop1=t*start+(1-t)*stop;
          plot(real([start, stop1]), imag([start, stop1]), 'LineWidth', thickness, 'Color', color);
     
    % fill the arrow
          H=fill(real([stop, point1, point2]), imag([stop, point1, point2]), color);
          set(H, 'EdgeColor', 'none')
     
       else % two-segment arrow
          plot(real([start, stop]), imag([start, stop]),   'LineWidth', thickness, 'Color', color);
          plot(real([stop, point1]), imag([stop, point1]), 'LineWidth', thickness, 'Color', color);
          plot(real([stop, point2]), imag([stop, point2]), 'LineWidth', thickness, 'Color', color);
       end
     
    function ball(x, y, r, color)
       Theta=0:0.1:2*pi;
       X=r*cos(Theta)+x;
       Y=r*sin(Theta)+y;
       H=fill(X, Y, color);
       set(H, 'EdgeColor', 'none');
    
    %plot2svg must be retrieved from http://www.zhinst.com/blogs/schwizer/
    plot2svg;
    

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