Lecture

Loss Landscape: Minima and Saddle Points

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This lecture explores the concept of minima in the error function of deep neural networks, discussing the difference between acceptable and poor local minima, the presence of multiple minima and saddle points, and the implications of weight space symmetry. It also covers the idea of near-equivalent good solutions and concludes with a summary quiz on the number of minima in deep networks.

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