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Vector pointing in the direction where a function is growing fastest; its components are partial derivatives of this function. For questions about gradients in ecology, please use the [ecology] tag instead.
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Huber Loss on top of Cross Entropy
I know that the Huber loss is usually applied on top of the L2 loss in order to prevent exploding gradients. Does it make sense to use the Huber loss on top of the cross entropy loss, though? I have a …
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