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This is interesting. I have been doing something similar, comparing data on terms like "Wuhan virus" by country, etc. However, it seems like Google Search/Trends data might be much more powerful way to do this, but I haven't found any nice...
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Hi -- I'm in the process of learning more about Quantum Computing, and since I'm more of a programmer than a mathematician, tinkering with a simulator seems like a great way to do it. I've read several papers about the QuantumCircuit package for...
As a start, maybe K-means would get you a rough solution (assuming you can set the parameters to match your proximity objectives), although without some of the constraints you mention.
JNO -- NetExtract will let you see the weights of your network (among other things).
As a general concept, it sounds like you're describing something similar to what is called computational aesthetics. I haven't kept up with the overall progress, but have worked on two specific issues of interest to me (part of my job is being a...
Christopher -- Yes, changing the LearningRateMultiplier for the layers I want fixed is perfect. That combined with Sebastian's reminder about Drop will do what I want. And Matteo's alternate suggestion of saving out the Features is an interesting...
Fred -- I doubt it is the fastest card that works, but I've fallen back to a 970 until the bug that prevents my 1080 from working is fixed. It works okay, but of course is both slower and has less memory.
Andre -- This sounds like the problem I reported a while back with the 1080. See Stefan's reply to my post on it in this group. Apparently there is an issue with the versions of CUDA & cuDNN that M11 uses on the 1080, so it appears we'll have to wait...
Stefan -- That makes sense, although I've noticed that once it runs out of memory with a failure message, it seems like even a simpler network (that would succeed if I ran it first thing) can fail and crash the kernel, so there may also be an issue...