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== publicaciones ==* perturbation theory of linear operators.
== publications ==* perturbation theory of linear operators.

* a short introduction to the perturbation theory of linear operators.
* a short introduction to the perturbation theory of linear operators.

"the decipherment of linear b", cambridge university press, 1958.
"the decipherment of linear b", cambridge university press, 1958.

the definition of solutions of linear partial differential equations by boundary conditioins, 2.
the definition of solutions of linear partial differential equations by boundary conditions, 2.

discusses the role of grassmann and other 19th century figures in the invention of linear algebra and vector spaces.
discusses the role of grassmann and other 19th century figures in the invention of linear algebra and vector spaces.

this leads naturally to one of the basic ideas of the spectral theory of linear self-adjoint operators.
this leads naturally to one of the basic ideas of the spectral theory of linear self-adjoint operators.

co. 1970* "foundations of linear algebra" by a. i. malcev, san francisco, w.h.
co. 1970*"foundations of linear algebra" by a. i. malcev, san francisco, w.h.

kato es también conocido por su libro clásico "perturbation theory of linear operators", publicado por springer-verlag.
kato is also known for his influential book "perturbation theory of linear operators", published by springer-verlag.

* jeanne la duke (1983) "the study of linear associative algebras in the united states, 1870 - 1927", see pp.
* jeanne la duke (1983) "the study of linear associative algebras in the united states, 1870–1927", see pp.

examples of discriminative training of linear classifiers include* logistic regression—maximum likelihood estimation of formula_3 assuming that the observed training set was generated by a binomial model that depends on the output of the classifier.
examples of discriminative training of linear classifiers include* logistic regression—maximum likelihood estimation of formula_3 assuming that the observed training set was generated by a binomial model that depends on the output of the classifier.

* fearnley-sander, desmond, 1979, "hermann grassmann and the creation of linear algebra," "american mathematical monthly 86": 809-17.
* fearnley-sander, desmond, 1979, " hermann grassmann and the creation of linear algebra," "american mathematical monthly 86": 809–17.