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How does the generator in GAN's work?

After reading a lot of articles (for instance, this one - https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/gan/generator), I've been wondering: how does the generator in GAN's work? What is the input ...

What is the formula for the momentum and Adam optimisers?

In the gradient descent algorithm, the formula to update the weight $w$, which has $g$ as the partial gradient of the loss function with respect to it, is: $$w\ -= r \times g$$ where $r$ is the ...

Why Monte Carlo epsilon-soft approach cannot compute $\max Q(s,a)$?

I am new to Reinforcement learning and am currently reading up on the estimation of Q $\pi(s, a)$ values using MC epsilon-soft approach and chanced upon this algorithm. The link to the algorithm is ...

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Can we get the inverse of the function that a neural network represents?

I was wondering if it's possible to get the inverse of a neural network. If we view a NN as a function, can we obtain its inverse? I tried to build a simple MNIST architecture, with the input of ...

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RNN models displays upper limit on predictions

I have trained a RNN, GRU, and LSTM on the same dataset, and looking at their respective predictions I have observed, that they all display an upper limit on the value they can predict. I have ...

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How can a DQN backpropagate its loss?

I'm currently trying to take the next step in deep learning. I managed so far to write my own basic feed-forward network in python without any frameworks (just numpy and pandas), so I think I ...

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What's the function that SGD takes to calculate the gradient?

I'm struggling to fully understand the stochastic gradient descent algorithm. I know that gradient descent allows you to find the local minimum of a function. What I don't know is what exactly that ...

Greatest hits from previous weeks:

What are some examples of intelligent agents for each intelligent agent class?

There are several classes of intelligent agents, such as: simple reflex agents model-based reflex agents goal-based agents utility-based agents learning agents Each of these agents behaves ...

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What is non-Euclidean data?

What is non-Euclidean data? Where does this type of data arises? Apparently, graphs and manifolds are non-Euclidean data. Why exactly is that the case? What is the difference between non-Euclidean and ...

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What is the time complexity for training a neural network using back-propagation?

Suppose that a NN contains $n$ hidden layers, $m$ training examples, $x$ features, and $n_i$ nodes in each layer. What is the time complexity to train this NN using back-propagation? I have a basic ...

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How to train a neural network for a round based board game?

I'm wondering how to train a neural network for a round based board game like, tic-tac-toe, chess, risk or any other round based game. Getting the next move by inference seems to be pretty straight ...

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What is the difference between an agent function and an agent program?

What is the difference between an agent function and an agent program (with respect to the percept sequence)? In the book "Artificial Intelligence: A modern approach", The agent function, ...

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What is a Dynamic Computational Graph?

Frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow through TensorFlow Fold support Dynamic Computational Graphs and are receiving attention from data scientists. However, there seems to be a lack of resource to ...

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Permutation invariant neural networks

Given a neural network $f$ that takes as input $n$ data points: $x_1, \dots, x_n$. We say $f$ is permutation invariant if $$f(x_1 ... x_n) = f(pi(x_1 ... x_n))$$ for any permutation $pi$. ...

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NoisyNet DQN with default parameters not exploring

I implemented a DQN algorithm that plays OpenAIs Cartpole environment. The NN architecture consists of 3 normal linear layers that encode the state, and one noisy linear layer, that predicts the Q ...

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Training dataset for convolutional neural network classification - will images captured on the ground be useful for training aerial imagery?

I am an agronomy graduate student looking to classify crops from weeds using convolutional neural networks (CNNs). The basic idea that I am wanting to get into involves separating crops from weeds ...

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