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gradient methods
On the Natural Gradient Descent
Prof. Levon Nurbekyan
Jun 11, 16:00
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17:00
KAUST
gradient methods
Abstract Numerous problems in scientific computing can be formulated as optimization problems of suitable parametric models over parameter spaces. Neural network and deep learning methods provide unique capabilities for building and optimizing such models, especially in high-dimensional settings. Nevertheless, neural networks and deep learning techniques are often opaque and resistant to precise control of their mathematical properties in terms of architectures, hyperparameters, etc. Consequently, optimizing neural network models can result in a laborious hyperparameter tuning process that