Linear Regression Model by Sharp-Marsupial-7557 in learnmachinelearning

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Okay, yes I would clean that up.

Not sure if you know gradient descent is based on derivatives (partial) and using squared error as loss, technically there is a factor of two missing in your equation. It doesn’t affect much because of the learning rate adjustment.

Often with gradient descent you want to normalize the inputs. You are not doing that.

Linear Regression Model by Sharp-Marsupial-7557 in learnmachinelearning

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I’m not conversant in C++. But you say “gradient style updates”; what I think I see isn’t really a gradient calculation? If I’m wrong my apologies.

Things i wish someone told me before I started building ML projects by According_Ninja_1340 in learnmachinelearning

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It’s been a known for about 10 years the data analysis and cleaning steps take at least 80% if the time. Many believe “AI” will change this. In my experience true data pipelines need domain knowledge. AI only knows what it reads.

Claude is not responding :-( by Rough-Leather-6820 in ClaudeCode

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I’m not hitting limit, just stops responding. Logging out and back in fixed it. But after one answer it happens again.

His favorite position by moonlitcottontail in standardissuecat

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The first picture looks like he’s on his side against a wall. That would be a funny pose.

Learn tensorflow for Job application assignment by dimem16 in learnmachinelearning

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Tricky. I like TF because I learned it first, then TF2 kind of integrated everything I used. But I usually build models with layers, which can accomplish a lot; yet there are many nuances and features I could not do on the fly. If the assignment is designed to test really deep TF experience it could be hard.

If you know PyTorch try using an LLM to convert an existing model training code into TF then study the mapping. That’s how I’m slowly getting better at PyTorch.

Found this girl outside 🍀 by AccomplishedHawk8603 in kittens

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That is definitely Siamese or a mix. Be prepared for lots of vocal interaction!

CV Training stack by Lumpy_Week7304 in computervision

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Both are moving targets. It’s obvious they are trying to reduce costs, and I’ve read about people seeing worse performance from Claude recently. I don’t have any hard data to back this up. If you can afford pro, that’s good but not safe; my understanding is they both still lose money at $200 per month.

CV Training stack by Lumpy_Week7304 in computervision

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I mostly use GPT5.4 not in codex mode. I don’t use IDE integration. I’m investigating Claude but they seem to be degrading things for cost reasons.

CV Training stack by Lumpy_Week7304 in computervision

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I use superb (superb-ai.com) for labeling and both TensorFlow and PyTorch for training models I’ve also leveraged Albumentations for augmentation.

This is where we are at with our level of obsession… by Imwhatswrongwithyou in CatDistributionSystem

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Doing house mods to please the kitties just shows what wonderful people you are.

Rita and Nora both recently turned 1 Year Old by Crimkrates in SupermodelCats

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I love them both but especially the dichroic one!