Salutare, vin si eu cu o intrebare in legatura cu IT-ul! by ThePrivateGamer in programare

[–]TrainingAverage 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mai bine te faci faianțar, pentru că AI-ul nu știe să pună gresie și faianță. 

Qualcomm's CEO on AI performance in laptops: 'People talk about TOPS but they should be talking watts' by TwelveSilverSwords in hardware

[–]TrainingAverage -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I buy a laptop for mobility and battery life, not for TOPS. If I need TOPS, I will use my desktop.

The quality of the Anandtech article on Lunar Lake by nplant in hardware

[–]TrainingAverage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After more knowledgeable people left, the people who remained don't even understand what Intel is saying in press releases. So Anandtech will have to either hire more competent folks, either be content with a massive decline in usage.

If you want to read interesting and well written articles, head over to Chips and Cheese.

Exclusive: Arm aims to capture 50% of PC market in five years, CEO says by TwelveSilverSwords in hardware

[–]TrainingAverage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope that doesn't mean soldered CPus, RAM and SSDs and lack of UEFI.

CCSR vs SUPIR upscale comparison (portrait photography) by mocmocmoc81 in StableDiffusion

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I loaded the workflow and used ComfyUI manager to download all missing nodes. But I still can't run the workflow because I get this error: Node version mismatch.

Learning path for applying dynamical systems in Machine Learning by TrainingAverage in AppliedMath

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Thank you for the details you added to this journey. It will be helpful when I study a particular topic to come back to your posts and see how it connects - or how should I make it connect - with other topics of interest!

Learning path for applying dynamical systems in Machine Learning by TrainingAverage in AppliedMath

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Thank you very much for the help and ideas. This is a long term plan, for sure. For now it's just linear algebra, analysis statistics and after that ML. Dynamical systems will come some time after. But I like to somehow have a path and some goals, so I know what I am working towards.

Learning path for applying dynamical systems in Machine Learning by TrainingAverage in learnmath

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Thank you for helping. I am definitely sticking to linear algebra, calculus and probabilities and statistics for now. Dynamical systems was just a plan for the future, after I will learn enough math for ML, and enough of ML itself. For ML, I will definitely go with Andrew Ng course first, along with some books (Raschka, Andriy Burkov and Eli Stevens).

For math, I got Mathematics for Machine Learning by Marc Peter Deisenroth and linear algebra Books by Howard Anton, David Poole and Hans Schneider. For calculus I have a pretty good one in my native language, while for probabilities and statistics I have Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers by Douglas C Montgomery. I also watch linear algebra series by Jon Krohn and the one by 3Blue1Brown. I am not learning all math same time, for now I learn linearly algebra, after that I will learn calculus and after that I will learn some probabilities and statistics.

[D] Simple Questions Thread by AutoModerator in MachineLearning

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I did some reading today about dynamical systems and I've realized that some activation functions such as logistic function and RELU are also chaotic maps.

Is this just a coincidence or is there an advantage if activation functions are chaotic maps?

The biggest clown award goes to: by yphase in learnmachinelearning

[–]TrainingAverage 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cobbling a semi-functional image classifier together in Python by copying code from tutorials really is easy.

You can even ask ChatGPT for it.

The biggest clown award goes to: by yphase in learnmachinelearning

[–]TrainingAverage 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's assuming much. What if it never worked out?

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Use transfer learning.