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This is almost a meaningless, the MSE depends on the model structure and can't be compared arbitrarily. If you had a single perceptron/single layer model, its
by neximo64 3y ago
This is almost a meaningless, the MSE depends on the model structure and can't be compared arbitrarily.
If you had a single perceptron/single layer model, its a fantastic MSE.
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- jzombie 3y agoI thought MSE was tied to the predictions it makes and not the structure itself (i.e. if you get the same value out for the same input, using different structures, you should at least get the same MSE).