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by avallet 10y ago
I am not quite sure there is such a thing. :p I was playing a bit loose with the mathematics here, and trying to find some more intuitive way to explain "XY^T is full-rank", but it got confusing. Sorry about that. I will edit my i
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by avallet 10y ago
Linear correlation. Actually, it seems to be a bit more general than just uncorrelated, i.e. if the input is a m by n matrix X and ground truth a k by n matrix Y, the author requires that XX^T and XY^T to be full-rank. A whitening transform
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by avallet 10y ago
As I understand it, the main result of the paper relies on these 4 assumptions: - That the dimensionality of the output of the network is smaller than that of the input. That is usually the case in image recognition, where the image is widt
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by avallet 10y ago
I've been living in Japan for a couple years, and this reflects my experience too with regards to most people I've met. However, it's not just the government, but also a powerful and ageing elite which shares these views. Adm
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by avallet 12y ago
Hi! Author here. The blog post and source code refer to an older algorithm than the one in the demo. Currently it is using a convolutional network for prediction not dissimilar to [1] or [2]. I'm writing a paper about it, if there is i
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Show HN: Anime character recognizer(avallet.vcd.design.kyushu-u.ac.jp)
12 points by avallet 12y ago|2 comments
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by avallet 13y ago
I am not a physicist, but couldn't this be used to transmit information faster than light? Let's say you have object A attracting object B through gravitation, if you could somehow control the inertial movement of object A to enc