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Feedforward neural networks trained to reconstruct their own input. Usually one of the hidden layers is a "bottleneck", leading to encoder->decoder interpretation.
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Should the sparsity penalty term be divided by the number on samples when computing an error...
I think it's because you have the partial derivative of the sum = 1, but the partial derivative of the sum is the sum of the partial derivatives = m since each partial derivative is 1, and you're summ …
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