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“They can be used for generating new data that…”
"Here we introduce introduction to Boltzmann machines"
"Press the "Run Simulation" button to start traininng the RBM." ("traininng" -> "training")
"...we want to derivce the contrastive divergence algorithm..." ("derivce" -> "derive")
"A visisble layer..." ("visisble" -> "visible")
> A Restricted Boltzmann Machine is a special case where the visible and hidden neurons are not connected to each other.
This wording is wrong; it implies that visible neurons are not connected to hidden neurons.
The correct wording is: visible neurons are not connected to each other and hidden neurons are not connected to each other.
Alternatively: visible and hidden neurons do not have internal connections within their own type.
I'm a bit unclear on how that isn't just an MLP. What's different about a Boltzmann machine?
Edit: never mind, I didn't realize I needed to scroll up to get to the introductory overview.
What 0xTJ's [flagged][dead] comment says about it being undesirable to hijack or otherwise attempt to reinvent scrolling is spot on.
In a Boltzmann machine, you alternate back and forth between using visible units to activate hidden units, and then use hidden units to activate visible units.
> What 0xTJ's [flagged][dead] comment says about it being undesirable to hijack or otherwise attempt to reinvent scrolling is spot on.
The page should be considered a slideshow that is paged discretely and not scrollable continuously. And there should definitely be no scrolling inertia.
Do check out his T2 Tile Project.
The value of grad students is often overlooked, they contribute so much and then later on advance the research even more.
Why does America look on research as a waste, when it has move everything so far?
from the css so odds are it's whatever your browser or OS's default sans font is, in my case it's SF Pro which is an Apple font though it may vary if you use a non Apple device.
nit: should "introduction" be omitted?
It's Decartes demon all over again. Problem solved centuries ago. You can skin it however you want, it's the same problem.
vanderZwan•3h ago
Just FYI: mouse-scrolling is much too sensitive for some reason (I'm assuming it swipes just fine in mobile contexts, have not checked that). The result is that it jumped from first to last "page" and back whenever I tried scrolling. Luckily keyboard input worked so I could still read the whole thing.