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by griffzhowl
702 days ago
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Yes, on its face it looks like he's saying that you can throw out the weights of any network and still expect the same or similar behaviour, which is obviously false. It's also contradicted in that very section where he reports from the cited paper that randomized parameters reproduced the desired behaviour in about 1 in 200 cases. All these cases have the same network topology so while that might be higher than expected probability for retaining function with randomized paramteres (over 2-3 orders of magnitude), it's also a clear demonstration that more than topology is significant |
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