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I think you're misinterpreting the parent who is saying that local minima are not a problem in high dimensions because there is always a dimension to move in th
by alexcnwy 9y ago
I think you're misinterpreting the parent who is saying that local minima are not a problem in high dimensions because there is always a dimension to move in that reduces the loss (unlike in lower dimensions where you can get stuck in a point across all dimensions that cannot be locally improved upon)
- llamaz 9y agoI still don't understand what the parent is talking about then. Could you please restate the explanation using math notation/terminology?