1、梯度消失(vanishing gradient problem)、梯度爆炸(exploding gradient problem)原因 神经网络最终的目的是希望损失函数loss取得极小值。所以最终的问题就变成了一个寻找函数最小值的问题,在数学上,很自然的就会想到使用梯度下降(求导)来解决。 梯度消失、梯度爆炸其根本原因在于反向传播训练法则(BP算法):是指在使用梯...
上篇文章发现一个新的问题,越往外越接近输出层,学习效率比较高 这篇文章来讨论一下如何解决这个问题 Exploding gradient problem: 修正以上问题: (1)初始化比较大的权重:比如w1=w2=w3=w4=100 (2)初始化b,使σ′ ( z j ) \sigma'(z_j) σ′(zj)不要太小 比如为了让 σ... 查看原文 机器学习(...
(2)梯度消失(vanishing gradient problem): 原因:例如三个隐层、单神经元网络: 则可以得到: 然而,sigmoid方程的导数曲线为: 可以看到,sigmoid导数的最大值为1/4,通常abs(w)<1,则: 前面的层比后面的层梯度变化更小,故变化更慢,从而引起了梯度消失问题。 (3)梯度爆炸(exploding gradient problem): 当权值过大...
It is argued, that Gated Units are easier to optimize not because they solve the vanishing gradient problem, but because they circumvent the emergence of large local gradients.doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2020.12.1342Alexander RehmerAndreas KrollIFAC-PapersOnLine...
While exploding gradient is a manifestation of the instability of the underlying dynamical system, vanishing gradient results from a lossy system, properties that have been widely studied in the dynamical system literature. 在动力系统中,如果梯度爆炸,说明系统不稳定,梯度消失源于有损系统。 系统建模:从...
Hello Stardust! Today we’ll see mathematical reason behind exploding and vanishing gradient problem but first let’s understand the problem in a nutshell.
(3)梯度爆炸(exploding gradient problem): 当权值过大,前面层比后面层梯度变化更快,会引起梯度爆炸问题。 (4)sigmoid时,消失和爆炸哪个更易发生? 量化分析梯度爆炸出现时a的树枝范围:因为sigmoid导数最大为1/4,故只有当abs(w)>4时才可能出现 由此计算出a的数值变化范围很小,仅仅在此窄范围内会出现梯度爆炸问...
梯度消失和梯度爆炸问题 (exploding and vanishing gradient problem, EVGP) ,最早是由 Sepp Hochreiter 在1991年提出[2],这里就不再进行过多的介绍,知乎上有很多文章都有详细的解释。 1.1 实验改进 简单来说,神经网络由如下部分组成: 网络的参数(尤其是初始化); ...
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In fact, we'll learn shortly that it's not inevitable, although the alternative is not very attractive, either: sometimes the gradient gets much larger in earlier layers! This is theexploding gradient problem, and it's not much better news than the vanishing gradient problem. More generally,...