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However, your statement is actually vague and ambiguous. "Extra neurons"? Input layer? Output layer? Just before a final, fully-connected layer? Somewhere in b
by bmh100 10y ago
However, your statement is actually vague and ambiguous.
"Extra neurons"? Input layer? Output layer? Just before a final, fully-connected layer? Somewhere in between?
"Everything it already knows"? What does it know? Character probabilities, like a charnn? Image categories like in a CNN? Input distributions, like a GAN?
From the abstract, I can immediately tell that this paper is about modifying deep auto-encoders in the hidden layers. From that, I can immediately understand that the paper is not about adapting to new input formats or output formats, but instead about inputs from a new distribution but in the same format.
The author's intended audience, researchers and academics, do talk like this. They do so because it is quickly understandable and actually information dense, as indicated in my above paragraph.
- bjterry 10y agoAnytime someone uses the phrase "in order to facilitate" they are being more verbose than is necessary in order to signify their greater erudition. There is no meaningful semantic or technical distinction between "in order to facilitate" and "to help."
- bmh100 10y agoI'll grant you that. It's simple wordiness.
- SubiculumCode 10y agoAcademic Writing : The battle between precision and TL;DR