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> You had to initialize your random vector very close to an actual cat image, and do gradient descent, before it "figured out" for itself about a cat and > a
by conceit 11y ago
> You had to initialize your random vector very close to an actual cat image, and do gradient descent, before it "figured out" for itself about a cat
and
> a rather large deep neural network, which was trained unsupervised to encode general images (not just cats)
seem to be in contradiction, afaict, or was general vector initialized rather close general images?
- pizza 11y agoThe initial value of the vector determines what it will encode/converge to.