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I'm not sure if this provides any insight, but I think it's interesting to visualize this type of thing for the much simpler case of a two-class problem in two
by chestervonwinch 11y ago
I'm not sure if this provides any insight, but I think it's interesting to visualize this type of thing for the much simpler case of a two-class problem in two dimensions:
http://i.imgur.com/NdzdH5j.png http://i.imgur.com/NdzdH5j.png
On the left are the training vectors, color-coded by label; the background color-codes the probability output by the learned network at each point in the plane. On the right is the gradient field of the network's output corresponding to the blue class. The gradient field shows, at any point, the local direction of greatest increase toward the blue class.
- eli_gottlieb 11y agoInteresting. So most of the training points for Blue were in the "bulge" near where they were surrounded by the Red class, but at almost every point, the network believes that moving further "deeper" into the Blue "zone" increases the "blueness".
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