A paper review of Google's AdaNet AutoML technique, which learns the optimal neural network structure

Skip to the content Search Theoretical Neuroscience Podcast Menu Search Search for: Close search Close Menu HOME patreon.com/TheoreticalNeurosciencePodcast #34: On balanced neural networks – with Nicolas Brunel Screenshot An important discovery that has come out of computational neuroscience, is that cortical neurons in vivo appear to receive so-called balanced inputs. In the balanced state the excitatory and inhibitory synaptic inputs to a neuron are about equal, and action potentials occur when a

For the moment, AI researchers have a "bigger is better" mentality. But the tendency toward larger neural networks can be to the detriment of the field

# Logistic Regression as the Smallest Possible Neural Network We already covered Neural Networks and Logistic Regression in this blog. If you want to gain an even deeper understanding of the fascinating connection between those two popular machine learning techniques read on! Let us recap what an artificial neuron looks like: Mathematically it is some kind of non-linear activation function of the scalar product of the input vector and the weight vector. One of the inputs the so-called bias (neuron), is

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- User Guide - 6. Inference Networks # 6. Inference Networks # Inference networks are the learnable component inside an Approximator that maps a simple base distribution (typically a standard normal) to the target posterior. BayesFlow provides several inference networks, each with different trade-offs between expressivity, inference speed, and density evaluation. You can find all inference networks in the networks module. Networks that extend InferenceNetwork support full posterior sampling and, where p

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In this post, we will study inductive biases of the parameter-function map of random neural networks using star domain volume estimates. This builds on the ideas introduced in Estimating the Probability of Sampling a Trained Neural Network at Random and Neural Redshift: Random Networks are not Random Functions (henceforth NRS). Inductive biases To understand generalization in deep neural networks, we must understand inductive biases. Given a fixed architecture, some tasks will be easily learnable, while oth

A few examples of feature visualization in convolutional neural networks with Tensorflow 2.0. In this part, we look at visualizing classes

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