entralprocessing unit (CPU)/graphics processing unit (GPU
I'm interested to know how these constraints relate to TPUs
entralprocessing unit (CPU)/graphics processing unit (GPU
I'm interested to know how these constraints relate to TPUs
additional term to remember what happened in theprevious iteration
Reminds me of recurrent neural networks/LSTM
numerical optimization meth-ods
Reminds me of Numerical Methods for those who took that class here at Guelph
eferredto by different names
Gee it sure would be easier if we could all agree on a single term
three possible outcomes:
There are 4 possible results with 3 different outcomes, so the random variable only depends on the outcomes and not the minutia of the results (as in, it doesn't matter if a result is TH or HT, the outcome is the same)
event space
So the outcome {HH, HH, HH} is an event space A of the sample space {HH, TT, HT, TH} and has an associated probability P(A) with it, if I understand the terms correctly.
they cannot learn theXOR function, wheref([0,1], w) = 1 andf([1,0], w) = 1 butf([1,1], w) = 0andf([0,0], w) = 0
I find the initial criticism to the MLP regrettable; though it's true that single layer MLPs are unable to learn a simple XOR function, this is solved by additional layers. It's unfortunate that this misunderstanding resulted in a dip in popularity in their early days.