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by visarga
1604 days ago
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> When I read the headline I imagined they had implemented back propagation in a physical system They touch on that by observing you could train a second physical neural network to compute the gradients for the first. So it could all be physical. > Improvements to PAT could extend the utility of PNNs. For example, PAT’s backward pass could be replaced by a neural network that directly estimates parameter updates for the physical system. Implementing this ‘teacher’ neural network with a PNN would allow subsequent training to be performed without digital assistance. So you need to use in silico training a at first, but can get rid of it in deployment. |
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