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For questions about artificial networks, such as MLPs, CNNs, RNNs, LSTM, and GRU networks, their variants or any other AI system components that qualify as a neural networks in that they are, in part, inspired by biological neural networks.
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When should I use a linear activation instead of ReLU?
The activation function you choose depends on the application you are building/data that you have got to work with. It is hard to recommend one over the other, without taking this into account.
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Is the gradient at a layer independent of the activations of the previous layers?
Is the gradient at a layer (of a feed-forward neural network) independent of the activations of the previous layers?
Yes, as per @recessive answer they are indeed independent of the previous laye …
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