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For questions related to the concept of neural (network) architecture search (NAS), which is a way of automating the design (that is, the hyper-parameters) of a neural network. NAS is related to neuroevolution, given that neuroevolution can be used to perform NAS, but neuroevolution is not the only way of performing NAS. For example, reinforcement learning can also be used to perform NAS.
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When using Neural Architecture Search, how are the hyper-parameters chosen?
I have read a lot about NAS, but I still do not understand one concept: When setting up a neural network, hyperparameters (such as the learning rate, dropout rate, batch size, filter size, etc.) need …
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Which hyper-parameters are considered in neural architecture search?
I want to understand automatic Neural Architecture Search (NAS). I read already multiple papers, but I cannot figure out what the actual search space of NAS is / how are classical hyper-parameters con …
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