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Instead of bigger and badder networks with zillions of layers, can we use the opposite approach: reducing the network to minimal size at which it works and rese
by FrozenVoid 9y ago
Instead of bigger and badder networks with zillions of layers, can we use the opposite approach: reducing the network to minimal size at which it works and researching why it works(Reduced case -> General rule).
It will be much simpler to make current network easier to analyze, than trying to find relations in a giant multilayer soup.
Perhaps even creating a neural network optimizer to minify the target network, increasing its efficiency without compromising the power at the tasks it built for.