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| Thanks, that's quite an honor. If I manage to make this function work exactly as I'd like to, I'll definitely submit it to the repository. |
| Cool stuff. I can't reproduce it on Mathematica 12, though. The image processing part at the beginning : x=ImageAdjust[Erosion[Dilation[DeleteSmallComponents[Dilation[EdgeDetect[i],20]],BoxMatrix[100]],120]] returns a black image. |
| It will be the first time I will upgrade from one minor version to an other. I'm kind of hoping such upgrades are free. Are they ? I mean I will gladly pay for version 13, but I hope I won't have to for every minor version release. |
| First of all I'd like to put as a disclaimer that I am not an expert in machine learning in any way whatsoever, I'm just an interested layman who occasionally thinks about these stuff, and tonight I'm bored under that lockdown and I feel like asking... |
| Any news on this ? |
| I think you're not using `Expectation` correctly. I could be wrong though, but from what I see in the documentation, your second argument is not of the required types. It's supposed to be basically `x \[Distributed] dist` where `x` is a symbolic... |
| Ok, that's going to sound lazy of me, but may I suggest a project with this ? On chesstempo.com, there is an opening training function. It uses the spaced repetition method and it's very nice but there is one problem : you have to pick your... |
| Is it safe to listen to, though ? For the ears, I mean. I ask that because I once messed around with sound generation and I ended up creating very high pitched sines that hurt my ears. Like seriously hurt. Ever since, I'm kind of scared of... |
| So I stumbled upon this work : https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bmild/fourfeat/ It is related to a previous paper about Sine REpresentation Networks (SIREN): https://vsitzmann.github.io/siren/ I had tried to implement SIRENs on Mathematica... |
| But isn't there necessarily a "2" somewhere in the evaluated form of `LinearLayer[2]` ? I mean if I define say `f[] := foo` then `f[] /. foo -> bar` does return `bar`. |