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by versteegen 580 days ago
A latent that is never active and hence doesn't (seem to) represent anything. A loss term to reduce the occurrence of that, and if it does happen, push it back to being active sometimes.
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So basically preventing dead latents from occurring and whenever they do occur to possibly reviving them through the use of auxiliary loss term in the loss function? Thanks btw
I imagine this kind of algorithm are like a derivative, they give a unit response, so you would need another filter to stabilize your system, that is some drop out to remove spurious revived latents.