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AI (Artificial Intelligence) is a branch of computer science concerned with creating human-like intelligence in machines (including perception, learning, problem solving and decision making).
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What does scaling a gradient do?
Author of the paper here - I missed that this is apparently not a TensorFlow function, it's equivalent to Sonnet's scale_gradient, or the following function:
def scale_gradient(tensor, scale):
""" …
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