Abstract page for arXiv paper 1905.10854: Let's Agree to Agree: Neural Networks Share Classification Order on Real Datasets

This paper investigates neural networks' inherent biases using random-weight initialization, revealing insights into complexity preferences and architectural design

Back Neural-Backed Decision Trees Alvin Wan, Lisa Dunlap*, Daniel Ho*, Jihan Yin, Scott Lee, Henry Jin, Suzanne Petryk, Sarah Adel Bargal, Joseph E. Gonzalez Our models, termed Neural-Backed Decision Trees, improve both accuracy and interpretability of modern neural networks on image classification. Try the demo Colab Provide our classification model with an image of your choice, or pick one of our suggested images. Unlike a run-of-the-mill neural network, our NBDT returns sequential decisions leading up to

An illustrated and intuitive guide to Neural Networks

NeurIPS Proceedings Search A Local Algorithm to Learn Trajectories with Stochastic Neural Networks Javier R. Movellan Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 6 (NIPS 1993) Abstract This paper presents a simple algorithm to learn trajectories with a continuous time, continuous activation version of the Boltzmann machine. The algorithm takes advantage of intrinsic Brownian noise in the network to easily compute gradients using entirely local computations. The algorithm may be ideal for parallel hard

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This study from Google Brain introduces the Neural GPU, a convolutional gated recurrent unit network, alongside novel training methods that allow neural networks to learn complex algorithms. The

So I’ve used neural networks to generate recipes in the past. They’re computer programs that can learn to imitate the data we give them, copying the way that humans drive cars, label images, or translate languages. That is, they try to learn. They’re called “neural” because they have virtual neurons that work a little like the real neurons in our brains. Their virtual brains, however, are really tiny. Where a human has about 86 billion neurons, the neural networks we use today have hundreds to

Researchers are set to present a new general-purpose technique for making sense of neural networks trained to perform natural-language-processing tasks

Hidden layers are responsible for learning complex patterns in the dataset. The choice of an appropriate activation function for the hidden layer can change the performance and time required for convergence. Here we have discussed in detail about three most common choices for hidden layer activation functions: ReLU, Sigmoid and Tanh.