Momentum term accelerates convergence in the gradient direction
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Momentum term accelerates convergence in the gradient direction
Gradient
Gradient points uphill in the direction of steepest increase of f
Divergence
How does air flow change volume?
AdaGrad's learning rate decays to zero
Why does a car's speed drop when it goes uphill?
gradient clipping does: caps gradient norm to prevent exploding gradients
How do deep learning networks avoid getting stuck or going haywire during training?
second-order methods (Newton's) converge faster but are expensive: O(n³) per step
Second-order methods converge faster due to quadratic convergence but are expensive due to O(n³) per iteration
Diffusion model
q(x_t|x_{t-1}) adds Gaussian noise at each step
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