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What do (z_1)² and (z_2)² represent in the context of the neural network?
What do (z_1)² and (z_2)² represent in the context of the neural network?
Which part of the neural network produces the predicted value?
Which part of the neural network produces the predicted value?
What is the purpose of forward propagation in a neural network?
What is the purpose of forward propagation in a neural network?
Which popular NLP model is not specifically mentioned in the text?
Which popular NLP model is not specifically mentioned in the text?
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What use case of transformers is NOT mentioned in the text?
What use case of transformers is NOT mentioned in the text?
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In what context did Denis Rothman deliver AI solutions for Moët et Chandon and Airbus?
In what context did Denis Rothman deliver AI solutions for Moët et Chandon and Airbus?
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Что является первой главной компонентой в методе главных компонент (PCA)?
Что является первой главной компонентой в методе главных компонент (PCA)?
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Как можно определить i-ю главную компоненту в методе главных компонент (PCA)?
Как можно определить i-ю главную компоненту в методе главных компонент (PCA)?
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Чем PCA тесно связано с анализом факторов?
Чем PCA тесно связано с анализом факторов?
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The relative error is a more appropriate metric than the absolute difference when comparing numerical and analytic gradients.
The relative error is a more appropriate metric than the absolute difference when comparing numerical and analytic gradients.
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It is recommended to track the difference between the numerical and analytic gradients directly to determine their compatibility.
It is recommended to track the difference between the numerical and analytic gradients directly to determine their compatibility.
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Using double precision floating-point arithmetic can reduce relative errors in gradient checking.
Using double precision floating-point arithmetic can reduce relative errors in gradient checking.
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The deeper the neural network, the lower the relative errors are expected to be during gradient checking.
The deeper the neural network, the lower the relative errors are expected to be during gradient checking.
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Normalizing the loss function over the batch can reduce relative errors in gradient computations.
Normalizing the loss function over the batch can reduce relative errors in gradient computations.
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Study Notes
Backpropagation Algorithm
- Fundamental algorithm introduced in the 1960s and popularized in 1989 by Rumelhart, Hinton, and Williams.
- Described in the paper “Learning representations by back-propagating errors.”
- Utilizes the chain rule for training neural networks.
- After a forward pass, it adjusts parameters (weights and biases) during a backward pass.
Neural Network Structure
- Consists of a 4-layer architecture:
- 4 neurons in the input layer.
- 4 neurons in the hidden layer(s).
- 1 neuron in the output layer.
- Input layer neurons represent input data, which can be scalars or multidimensional matrices.
- "Activation" refers to the neuron's value post-activation function.
Hidden Layers
- Hidden neuron values are computed from weighted inputs and activations.
- Utilizes mathematical notations, where ( z^l ) denotes weighted inputs and ( a^l ) denotes activations for layer ( l ).
Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
- Linear dimensionality reduction technique utilized for exploratory data analysis and visualization.
- Transforms data to highlight directions that capture the most variation (principal components).
- Best-fitting lines are determined based on minimizing the average squared perpendicular distance from points.
- Principal components create an orthonormal basis making dimensions uncorrelated.
- Commonly used components assist in visualizing clusters in data.
Gradient Checks
- Involves comparing analytic and numerical gradients to ensure accuracy in learning.
- Employs the centered difference formula for estimating numerical gradients:
- Formula is ( \frac{df(x)}{dx} = \frac{f(x + h) - f(x - h)}{2h} ).
- The centered approach provides better precision with lower error terms compared to the simple finite difference approximation method.
- Utilizes Taylor expansion for error analysis between different gradient approximation methods.
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Description
Learn about the backpropagation algorithm, a fundamental building block in neural networks, first introduced in the 1960s and popularized in 1989 by Rumelhart, Hinton, and Williams. Discover how it effectively trains neural networks through the chain rule method, adjusting the model after each forward pass through the network.
