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May 28, 2023

Training Neural Nets

The goal is to feed a zillion examples, and find weights that reproduce the examples.

Everytime an example is used, the weights are adjusted throughout the model.

Training is really expensive and computationally intensive.

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Now how are the weights adjusted?

Stephen describes that the model uses a Loss Function.

The goal of adjusting the weights is to to reduce the loss function, or how far away your output is from the intended result based upon the examples.

More data, lower loss function

May 28, 2023, 8:09 PM UTC

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