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> because the models are nondeterministic The models themselves are not. They are operated this way however to make them more “fun” and “creative”.
by qeternity 3y ago
> because the models are nondeterministic
The models themselves are not. They are operated this way however to make them more “fun” and “creative”.
- jazzyjackson 3y agoThere's two factors, temperature and seed. You could run the inferencing with a common seed to get the same exchange twice, but you're still using entropy to make choices. If I understand correctly, a temperature of 0 is somewhat equivalent to a markov chain -- choose the result with the highest fit every time. It's not just un-fun and un-creative, it gets stuck in holes and cycles.