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multi-task-learning-example
A multi-task learning example for the paper https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.07115
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log_var_a and log_var_b
#18
Yybuser
closed
1 year ago
0
How can I use the trained model for prediction? is it right to use prediction_model.predict(new_x) ?
#17
Qianqian-Yang
opened
2 years ago
2
Why return torch.mean(loss)?
#16
edshkim98
opened
3 years ago
1
Calculating back to actual weights of loss functions
#15
edshkim98
closed
3 years ago
0
Log var can become negative and explode
#14
snie2012
opened
3 years ago
1
Question about the loss
#13
caishiqing
opened
3 years ago
0
This is a lucky demo When I change the data generation process, the prediction of the variance is wrong
#12
conan-ux
opened
3 years ago
2
uncertainty for self-supervised learning
#11
griffintin
opened
4 years ago
1
some questions about formulation 10 in paper
#10
neil-yc
opened
4 years ago
0
Sounds like a lucky result comes from a wrong formula deduction
#9
edfall
opened
4 years ago
2
Question on relative weights
#8
kmbmjn
opened
4 years ago
0
Any way to incorporate these methods in other tasks easily?
#7
Jacobew
opened
5 years ago
7
The loss might be nagative value
#6
begeekmyfriend
opened
5 years ago
11
multi-task-learning-example pytorch notebook
#5
RagMeh11
closed
4 years ago
1
MergeLoss with regular item is \log_{sigma} in paper but \log_{sigma}^2 in code
#4
songzeballboy
opened
5 years ago
3
about σ
#3
zhangxixi0904
opened
5 years ago
1
Code Doesn't Agree with Paper
#2
divyansha
closed
5 years ago
1
Final Loss equation
#1
hardianlawi
closed
6 years ago
12