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With a uniform initialization, presumably you'd never need much more than 2^(network bit complexity) number of samples to come across an ideally-initialized net
by CaptainNegative 5y ago
With a uniform initialization, presumably you'd never need much more than 2^(network bit complexity) number of samples to come across an ideally-initialized network with decent probability, so that's 2^10^24 for anything that fits in a yottabyte.
- freemint 5y agoIn the absence of dynamics and uniform random mutation, yes. But Both don't hold in the universe.