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why use convolutions to image processing tasks
Convolution has proven to be useful in image processing for at least 40 years. That is why it is popular and also the reason to use convolutional layers in deep learning with images during the last 5 …
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Why use regularisation in polynomial regression instead of lowering the degree?
For polynomials even small changes in coefficients can make a difference for the higher exponents.
$L_2$ regularization ( least squares ) usually encourages many small coefficients but none exactly 0 …