Didn't understand a point and would like to add it to the blogger and all the other bigwigs please. What is described in the article is an inference of the actual point "µ" based on the maximum probability value "m" extracted from the heat map, so in a continuous function, shouldn't the first order derivative of the maximum probability value point m be 0?
Didn't understand a point and would like to add it to the blogger and all the other bigwigs please. What is described in the article is an inference of the actual point "µ" based on the maximum probability value "m" extracted from the heat map, so in a continuous function, shouldn't the first order derivative of the maximum probability value point m be 0?