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Artificial Neural Networks
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1That the energy cannot increase under the deterministic Hopfield dynamics is a consequence of the fact that the diagonal weights are set to zero.
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2The detailed balance condition is a necessary condition for the Markov-Chain Monte-Carlo algorithm to converge.
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3In the limit of alpha →0 the one-step error probability for mixed states in the deterministic Hopfield network vanishes.
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4One feeds a distorted pattern into the network by setting the neuron states equal to the bits in the pattern.
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5For a given alpha, the one-step error probability for the deterministic Hopfield network is higher when the diagonal weights are set to zero.
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6In the limit of N→∞ the order parameter m_μ can have at most one component of order unity, the other components are small.
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7Nesterov`s accelerated gradient scheme is often more efficient than the simple momentum scheme because the weighting factor of the momentum term increases as a function of iteration number.
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8A perceptron that solves the parity problem with N inputs contains at least 2^N hidden neurons.
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9Weight decay helps against overfitting.
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10Different layers of a deep network learn at different speeds because their effects on the output are different.
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11L_1 -regularisation reduces small weights more than L_2-regularisation.
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- Beschreibung
- Artificial Neural Networks Quiz am Artificial Neural Networks, erstellt von David Larsson am 25/10/2019.
- Autor
- David Larsson
- Sprache
- English
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- 3
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