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University of Oxford Mathematician Dr Tom Crawford explains the maths behind productivity. Use the code TOMROCKSACUMEN for 40% off a premium subscription to Acumen.

The mathematical model for productivity described in the video - "The Zenith Gradient Algorithm"- is the work of Jaheim Archibald, founder of Acumen: linkedin.com/in/jaheim-archibald

Read Jaheim's blog post on Medium about the algorithm here: medium.com/@jaheimarchibald/how-to-over-engineer-a-todo-app-the-zenith-gradient-algorithm-67712737135e

You can find more information on the Acumen app on the website: https://www.acumenweb.app/

The @acumenwebapp YouTube channel contains several demos: youtube.com/@acumenproductivity1672

And the Acumen Discord is a great place to ask any questions you may have: discord.gg/myFa5SKA5P

The mathematical topics covered in the video include:
- Poisson distribution
- Differentiating to find the maximum of a function
- Logarithms
- Integration
- Least-squares regression
- Maximum likelihood estimation
- Partial differentiation
- Matrices
- Lagrange multipliers
- Vector calculus

Produced by Dr Tom Crawford at the University of Oxford. Tom is Public Engagement Lead at the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education: conted.ox.ac.uk/profiles/tom-crawford

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