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MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2010
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I have a confusion about Lec 16 videos. How is the error calculated "vertically" instead of at an angle ... If p is projected on the line, b would be a little to the left and not directly above p, correct?
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The error is *not* (defined) as the the "shortest distance" from a point to the line. Rather, the idea is you find m and b so that we can predict y: y_predicted= m x_input + b and the squared error is *defined* to be (y_actual - y_predicted)^2 You could define the error the way you are thinking, but the math is probably more ugly.
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