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Comment #15884192
Yes this does dynamic nets, the model is the same as PyTorch, you build a graph for each input(s). I think Cortex is in the Keras-style of model (only layer abstractions and not "d…
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Comment #15884038
I'll try! I've got a full time management job so this was a fun way to code again. The library is pretty small and I think easy to follow if you want to learn
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Comment #15883993
Definitely doing the standard back-prop algorithm. Check out the code, it's pretty straightforward and the whole lib is about 2,500 lines
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Comment #15883988
Author here, happy to answer any questions!
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Comment #15883986
Author here. This is coming up. Will do OpenCL first and then CUDA.
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Comment #15789065
Author here, happy to answer questions and hopefully convince someone to give the library a try.
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Comment #8690976
The interesting part of BFGS is that it directly approximates H^{-1} rather than H.
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Comment #8689579
Want to try a refresh, I think it ought to be fixed now. Thanks
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Comment #8689574
In practice you only need to do $H^{-1} g$; L-BFGS stores the {s_k} and {y_k} vectors which allow you to do the $H^{-1} g$ directly rather than needing to ever form the hessian or …
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Comment #8689426
Typo is fixed, thanks! I think that's explicitly mentioned in the Quasi-Newton section that you only need to implicitly multiply and not form the matrix.
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Comment #8689418
What browser are you in? It just using MathJax and appears to work in WebKit and Firefox.
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Comment #8689240
Author here, happy to answer any questions.
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Comment #6790476
Question 1: What is the first bit in your unique 33-bit string? Question 2: What is the first bit in your unique 33-bit string? ...
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Comment #6509815
Author here. Happy to answer any questions!
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Comment #6337716
Thanks! I definitely have personally run into the issue a lot and our Clojure teams at Prismatic struggled with commenting discipline. We find schemas are easier to maintain and ap…
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Comment #6335354
Thanks! Yeah I think a traditional type system wouldn't make sense for Clojure, you need something that can describe data structures more succinctly, which is what we were shooting…
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Comment #6335228
Definitely an inspiration. The core utility of Schema is that the declarations are still data and can be utilized in code. I think we'll have some interesting applications of this …
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Comment #6335220
Thanks so much. We spent a long time thinking about how to have the benefits of types in a Clojure-y data-oriented way. The advantage of having Schemas as data is that we can use C…
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Comment #6334934
Author here. Happy to answer any questions or comments.
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Comment #6258984
Author here. Happy to answer any questions!
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Comment #6022200
I could be wrong, but I don't think Incanter has any Clojure-native means of generic operations over arrays at all.