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Machine Learning is a subfield of computer science that draws on elements from algorithmic analysis, computational statistics, mathematics, optimization, etc. It is mainly concerned with the use of data to construct models that have high predictive/forecasting ability. Topics include modeling building, applications, theory, etc.
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Can the vanishing gradient problem be solved by multiplying the input of tanh with a coeffic...
Thanks to everyone for their great answers - they've really helped in thinking about this problem - and I recommend anyone interested in the problem having a look - but there's a much simpler route to …
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Can the vanishing gradient problem be solved by multiplying the input of tanh with a coeffic...
To my understanding, the vanishing gradient problem occurs when training neural networks when the gradient of each activation function is less than 1 such that when corrections are back-propagated thr …
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