3 ms·
No. As a researcher, you can make it your goal to find/invent a smallest possible architecture for a given task (in terms of number parameters, or number of ope
by p1esk 10y ago
No. As a researcher, you can make it your goal to find/invent a smallest possible architecture for a given task (in terms of number parameters, or number of operations). Alternatively, you can try to invent an architecture to learn faster from data (or require less data to achieve state of the art results).
- tree_of_item 10y ago> As a researcher But the post you replied to specifically said "as a hobbyist", so it doesn't really sound like there's much hope.
- Joof 10y agoHobbyist researcher? Seems like a more accessible plan anyway; fuck bothering with huge datasets and long training times and just focus on optimizing small architecture.