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If "forward passes" means inference (as opposed to training), then the post says the first generation targets that. I don't think they say anything about any f
by pcmonk 10y ago
If "forward passes" means inference (as opposed to training), then the post says the first generation targets that. I don't think they say anything about any future generations (other than they're working on them).
- alfalfasprout 10y agoI mean, there's no real reason they shouldn't be able to do a backwards pass assuming they're using trivially differentiable activation functions.