Derivative of Finite Sums: Solve Your Problem Here

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The discussion focuses on calculating the derivative of finite sums, specifically addressing the derivative with respect to the variable Vi. The equation presented is dik = Vi - Xk, which represents the Euclidean norm. Participants clarify the need to specify the variable for differentiation, emphasizing the importance of understanding the context of the derivative in relation to finite sums.

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I have problem like attached.
 

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Derivative with respect to what?
 
Ok,I need to put this.
dik=Vi-Xk and represents Eucleadean norm
Derivative with respect to Vi.
 

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