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Their derivatives, f^n(x) for arbitrary n, do not converge fine. Indeed, even n=1 is usually terrible in practice. Fit a pleasant day-trip velocity curve with
by mjburgess 4y ago
Their derivatives, f^n(x) for arbitrary n, do not converge fine. Indeed, even n=1 is usually terrible in practice.
Fit a pleasant day-trip velocity curve with a NN and the acceleration would kill you.
- whatshisface 4y agoWouldn't that be mostly a consequence of the loss function used to compute the distance between the curve and the model output?