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Gradient Descent in ReLU Neural Network
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
2019 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
2019 Community Moderator Election ResultsGradient Descent Step for word2vec negative samplingHow flexible is the link between objective function and output layer activation function?Deep Neural Network - Backpropogation with ReLUHow to implement gradient descent for a tanh() activation function for a single layer perceptron?Back Propagation Using MATLABBackpropagation with multiple different activation functionsGradient derivation reference for Phased LSTMProperly using activation functions of neural networkObtaining correctly gradient in neural network of output with respect to input. Is relu a bad option as the activation function?Gradient computation in neural networks
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I’m new to machine learning and recently facing a problem on back propagation of training a neural network using ReLU activation function shown in the figure. My problem is to update the weights matrices in the hidden and output layers.
The cost function is given as:
$J(Theta) = sumlimits_i=1^2 frac12 left(a_i^(3) - y_iright)^2$
where $y_i$ is the $i$-th output from output layer.
Using the gradient descent algorithm, the weights matrices can be updated by:
$Theta_jk^(2) := Theta_jk^(2) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$
$Theta_ij^(3) := Theta_ij^(3) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_ij^(3)$
I understand how to update the weight matrix at output layer $Theta_ij^(3)$, however I don’t know how to update that from the input layer to hidden layer $Theta_jk^(2)$ involving the ReLU activation units, i.e. not understanding how to get $fracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$.
Can anyone help me understand how to derive the gradient on the cost function...?
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I’m new to machine learning and recently facing a problem on back propagation of training a neural network using ReLU activation function shown in the figure. My problem is to update the weights matrices in the hidden and output layers.
The cost function is given as:
$J(Theta) = sumlimits_i=1^2 frac12 left(a_i^(3) - y_iright)^2$
where $y_i$ is the $i$-th output from output layer.
Using the gradient descent algorithm, the weights matrices can be updated by:
$Theta_jk^(2) := Theta_jk^(2) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$
$Theta_ij^(3) := Theta_ij^(3) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_ij^(3)$
I understand how to update the weight matrix at output layer $Theta_ij^(3)$, however I don’t know how to update that from the input layer to hidden layer $Theta_jk^(2)$ involving the ReLU activation units, i.e. not understanding how to get $fracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$.
Can anyone help me understand how to derive the gradient on the cost function...?
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I’m new to machine learning and recently facing a problem on back propagation of training a neural network using ReLU activation function shown in the figure. My problem is to update the weights matrices in the hidden and output layers.
The cost function is given as:
$J(Theta) = sumlimits_i=1^2 frac12 left(a_i^(3) - y_iright)^2$
where $y_i$ is the $i$-th output from output layer.
Using the gradient descent algorithm, the weights matrices can be updated by:
$Theta_jk^(2) := Theta_jk^(2) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$
$Theta_ij^(3) := Theta_ij^(3) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_ij^(3)$
I understand how to update the weight matrix at output layer $Theta_ij^(3)$, however I don’t know how to update that from the input layer to hidden layer $Theta_jk^(2)$ involving the ReLU activation units, i.e. not understanding how to get $fracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$.
Can anyone help me understand how to derive the gradient on the cost function...?
neural-network gradient-descent activation-function
asked 7 hours ago
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I’m new to machine learning and recently facing a problem on back propagation of training a neural network using ReLU activation function shown in the figure. My problem is to update the weights matrices in the hidden and output layers.
The cost function is given as:
$J(Theta) = sumlimits_i=1^2 frac12 left(a_i^(3) - y_iright)^2$
where $y_i$ is the $i$-th output from output layer.
Using the gradient descent algorithm, the weights matrices can be updated by:
$Theta_jk^(2) := Theta_jk^(2) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$
$Theta_ij^(3) := Theta_ij^(3) - alphafracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_ij^(3)$
I understand how to update the weight matrix at output layer $Theta_ij^(3)$, however I don’t know how to update that from the input layer to hidden layer $Theta_jk^(2)$ involving the ReLU activation units, i.e. not understanding how to get $fracpartial J(Theta)partial Theta_jk^(2)$.
Can anyone help me understand how to derive the gradient on the cost function...?
neural-network gradient-descent activation-function
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