Published inTDS ArchiveInterpreting Weight Regularization In Machine LearningWhy do L1 and L2 regularization result in model sparsity and weight shrinkage? What about L3 regularization? Keep reading to find out more!Aug 23, 2024A response icon1Aug 23, 2024A response icon1
Published inTDS ArchiveChallenges of Detecting AI-Generated TextWe’ll take an in-depth look at the challenges of detecting AI-generated text, and the effectiveness of the techniques used in practice.Sep 27, 2023A response icon1Sep 27, 2023A response icon1
Published inTDS ArchiveLanguage Models for Sentence CompletionA practical application of a language model that picks the most likely candidate word that extends an English sentence by a single wordSep 15, 2023Sep 15, 2023
Published inTDS ArchiveTensor Quantization: The Untold StoryA close look at the implementation details of quantization in machine learning frameworksSep 8, 2023A response icon3Sep 8, 2023A response icon3
Published inTDS ArchiveEfficient Image Segmentation Using PyTorch: Part 4A Vision Transformer-based modelJun 27, 2023A response icon2Jun 27, 2023A response icon2
Published inTDS ArchiveEfficient Image Segmentation Using PyTorch: Part 3Depthwise separable convolutionsJun 27, 2023Jun 27, 2023
Published inTDS ArchiveEfficient Image Segmentation Using PyTorch: Part 2A CNN-based modelJun 27, 2023A response icon1Jun 27, 2023A response icon1
Published inTDS ArchiveEfficient Image Segmentation Using PyTorch: Part 1Concepts and IdeasJun 27, 2023Jun 27, 2023
Published inTDS ArchiveNT-Xent (Normalized Temperature-Scaled Cross-Entropy) Loss Explained and Implemented in PyTorchAn intuitive explanation of the NT-Xent loss with a step-by-step explanation of the operation and our implementation in PyTorchJun 13, 2023Jun 13, 2023
All Pairs Cosine Similarity in PyTorchPyTorch defines a cosine_similarity function to compute pairwise cosine similarity between pairs of vectors. However, there’s no method to…Jun 8, 2023A response icon3Jun 8, 2023A response icon3