> there's only a 50% chance they can write down the chain rule
Why should I, though? I remember the concept from calculus. I know pytorch keeps track of the various stuff I do to a vector and calculates a gradient based on it. What more do I need to know when all I want to do is to play with applications, not implement backprop myself?
Why should I, though? I remember the concept from calculus. I know pytorch keeps track of the various stuff I do to a vector and calculates a gradient based on it. What more do I need to know when all I want to do is to play with applications, not implement backprop myself?