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# Neural Ensemble News: NeuroML2/LEMS is moving into Neural Mass Models and whole brain networks In the last months, as part of the Google Summer of Code 2018, I have been working on a project that aimed to implement neuronal models which represent averaged population activity on NeuroML2/LEMS. The project was supported by the INCF organisation and my mentor, Padraig Gleeson, and I had 3 months to shape and bring to life all the ideas that we had in our heads. This blog post summarises the core motivation
Blog Topics Advertise Join Newsletter Neural Network Foundations, Explained: Activation Function This is a very basic overview of activation functions in neural networks, intended to provide a very high level overview which can be read in a couple of minutes. This won't make you an expert, but it will give you a starting point toward actual understanding. By Matthew Mayo , KDnuggets Managing Editor on September 13, 2017 in Explained , Neural Networks --> In a neural network, each neuron is connected to nume
Covers Google's transition to neural machine translation in 2016. Explains how GNMT replaced statistical phrase-based methods with end-to-end neural networks
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Given the total count of weights, how many shapes can the network have?
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# Non-Zero Initial States for Recurrent Neural Networks Sun 20 November 2016 The default approach to initializing the state of an RNN is to use a zero state. This often works well, particularly for sequence-to-sequence tasks like language modeling where the proportion of outputs that are significantly impacted by the initial state is small. In some cases, however, it makes sense to (1) train the initial state as a model parameter, (2) use a noisy initial state, or (3) both. This post examines the rational