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Skip to content Building Babylon Notes on maths, machine learning & programmable cryptography Menu Posted on 8 May 20238 May 2023 by Benjamin Deep Differentiable Logic Gate Networks & their (potential) relevance to ZKML This paper ( arXiv ), authored by Petersen, Borgelt, Kuehne and Deussen, was accepted for NeurIPs 2022. It does one of my favourite things: it learns a discrete structure (in this case, a boolean circuit) via differentiable means. Logic gate networks came up in a recent ZKML discussion as a
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The text discusses the possibility of creating a series through specific methods, emphasizing the importance of maintaining certain parameters and the potential benefits of such an approach. It also touches on the distinction between neural networks and AI, highlighting the need for understanding the fundamentals without relying on translations or interpretations. The author expresses a desire to achieve results through simplified processes and mentions the use of a specific tool, NeuroGrail, for further ex
Want to improve this page? Edit this page or report an issue . Search Results Weight sharing In neural networks, weight sharing is a way to reduce the number of parameters while allowing for more robust feature detection. Reducing the number of parameters can be considered a form of model compression . Synonyms Parameter sharing Related Terms Neural network References Simplifying Neural Networks by Soft Weight-Sharing (www.cs.toronto.edu) Shared Weights - Convolutional Neural Networks - Deep Learning Tutori