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https://blog.ando.ai/posts/ai-dataloading/

Data loading is a critical part of training deep learning models. In this post, we'll explore the best practices for loading data into neural networks, with a focus on PyTorch

https://www.alphaxiv.org/abs/2302.08043

GraphPrompt introduces a unified framework for Graph Neural Networks that integrates pre-training and diverse downstream tasks like node and graph classification under a subgraph similarity

https://www.bestaiweb.ai/glossary/backpropagation/

Backpropagation traces errors backward through neural networks using the chain rule — the learning engine behind every modern deep model

https://lmlcr.gagolewski.com/shallow-and-deep-neural-networks.html

Explore some of the most fundamental algorithms which have stood the test of time and provide the basis for innovative solutions in data-driven AI. Learn how to use the R language for implementing various stages of data processing and modelling activities. Appreciate mathematics as the universal language for formalising data-intense problems and communicating their solutions. The book is for you if you’re yet to be fluent with university-level linear algebra, calculus and probability theory or you’ve forgot

https://inquiringlines.com/inquiring-lines/does-information-stored-in-neural-networks-necessarily-influence-generation-deci/

This explores whether knowledge encoded in a model's weights and activations is always causally wired to what it outputs — or whether some stored information sits inert, gets suppressed, or routes aro

https://jackterwilliger.com/biological-neural-networks-part-i-spiking-neurons/

An interactive introduction to spiking neuron models -- all in the browser. Learn about modeling neurons as dynamical systems and the computational properties of neurons.

https://milvus.io/ai-quick-reference/how-is-a-neural-network-trained-in-a-selfsupervised-manner

Self-supervised learning (SSL) trains neural networks by generating labels directly from the input data instead of relyi

https://www.ids.rwth-aachen.de/forschung/ann

Lehrstuhl fuer Integrierte Digitale Systeme und Schaltungsentwurf, RWTH Aachen

https://www.aiweirdness.com/this-time-i-didnt-train-a-neural-20-02-14/

I’ve trained neural networks to generate candy hearts before, and the process goes something like this: collect as many existing candy heart messages as I can (which was 366) give them to a clueless neural net that tries to imitate them allow the neural net to generate its 100% humanlike imitations

https://www.depends-on-the-definition.com/identify-ingredients-with-neural-networks/

Today we want to build a model, that can identify ingredients in cooking recipes. I use the “German Recipes Dataset”, I recently published on kaggle. We have more than 12000 German recipes and their ingredients list.

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