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by thomasahle
3494 days ago
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> As touched upon in the article, the objective not being differentiable is a big deal for modern machine learning methods. I'm not sure the absolute value is a big problem here. You still get a convex optimization problem. In neural networks a lot of people use ReLU or step activations functions, which are no more differentiable than the absolute value. |
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