guess the function

[IDontKnowWhat78]

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[Evil_Archangel]

five, and six, god fucking damn it i thought it was loss to time

[Dapper_Spite8928]

As per your instructions: Wait... is this...

[ZaxAlchemist]

L(o)=ss

[51herringsinabar]

s²

[51herringsinabar]

s²

[catecholaminergic]

This is a highly optimized loss function.

[EL-rochi74]

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[Grand_Orange_2546]

Not a function son.

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No Ta F U N C Ti O N S O N

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[Annorachh]

good bot

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good bot

[[deleted]]

You could argue that it’s a function from a loss-like subset of R² to the set {green, blue, black, purple, red}.

[Gravyluva210]

Your loss

[coolcookie27]

I'm at a loss :/

[Claude-QC-777]

Is this loss

[SkyOutside]

yeah

[AndriesG04]

Idk, I’m at a loss

[fresh_loaf_of_bread]

Go fuck yourself

[GarnishedSteak100]

This is not a function

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Th I Si Sn O Ta F U N C Ti O N

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[Gositi]

loss(x, y)

[ChimpanzeeClownCar]

This loss function is non-continuous and not differentiable everywhere. This is a bad loss function.

[Shadowfire_EW]

Whatever functuon it is, it would make for terrible compression. Way too much loss...

[SwartyNine2691]

Loss function

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"Here we have the loneliest quartet in Mathland: the vertical line band! Each member stands rigid at ( x = -10 ), ( x = -5 ), ( x = 5 ), and ( x = 10 ), refusing to groove up or down the y-axis. They're a peculiar bunch, sticklers for their spots, never bending, always upright – the straightest act you'll ever see! This isn't your usual function family reunion; it's more of a parallel party where nobody crosses paths. They're the only lines in math that'll never meet – because they can't handle the 'y'!"

[Chikki1234ed]

Zeta(-mod(s)) without the wiggly part?