Derivative
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Can somebody explain how that the J(w) is increasing by 6 times if w is increasing by 0.001?
I tried:
As per the statement, I think J(W + Epsilon)/J(W) should be equal to 6.
but am not getting the same though.
It isnt. It is increasing by 0.006.
Hey @Devarapalli_Vamsi,
This is just the same idea as Tom said, but if we pay more attention to the subtitle, for example, 
, it is 6 times Epsilon instead of 6 times J(w). So, if epsilon is 0.001, then 6 times epsilon is 0.006, and J goes up by 0.006.
Cheers,
Raymond
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