webppl master Command Line Components Other Development Workflow webppl Neural networks ¶ In WebPPL neural networks can be represented as simple parameterized functions. The language includes a number of helper functions that capture common patterns in the shape of these functions. These helpers typically take a name and the desired input and output dimensions of the network as arguments. For example: var net = affine('net', {in: 3, out: 5}); var out = net(ones([3, 1])); // dims(out) == [5, 1] Larger
Deep neural networks exhibit surprisingly simple linear learning dynamics early in their training, a finding rigorously proven for two-layer networks with
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An intuitive explanation of backpropagation — how neural networks figure out which weights to adjust and by how much
NeurIPS Proceedings Search STLnet: Signal Temporal Logic Enforced Multivariate Recurrent Neural Networks Meiyi Ma, Ji Gao, Lu Feng, John Stankovic Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 33 (NeurIPS 2020) Abstract Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) have made great achievements for sequential prediction tasks. In practice, the target sequence often follows certain model properties or patterns (e.g., reasonable ranges, consecutive changes, resource constraint, temporal correlations between multiple va
Abstract page for arXiv paper 1804.11271: Gaussian Process Behaviour in Wide Deep Neural Networks
Landmark universal function approximation results for neural networks with trained weights and biases provided the impetus for the ubiquitous use of neural networks as
End-to-end learning of semantic role labeling using recurrent neural networks Zhou & Xu International joint conference on Natural Language Processing, 2015 Collobert’s 2011 paper that we looked at yesterday represented a turning point in NLP in which they achieved state of the art performance on part-of-speech tagging (POS), chunking, and named entity recognition (NER) using
Home » Research » Machine Learning » Transport Theory for Invertible Neural Networks (TRINN) # Transport Theory for Invertible Neural Networks (TRINN) Deep Neural Networks have achieved remarkable progress in data analysis in a broad range of topics such as object recognition, machine translation and medical diagnostics. An invertible neural net (INN) was trained to add colour to grayscale images. Which one is the original image? Answer at the bottom of the page. Image adapted from: [1] Despite the succ
Unraveling the Softmax Function A Primer on Its Pivotal Role in Neural Networks. The Softmax function is a fundamental component in neural networks, par