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How To Choose The Best Learning Rate For Neural Network
How To Choose The Best Learning Rate For Neural Network
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In this article, before starting in the tuning parameter topic, I’m going
to show you the artificial neural network. Why? Because that is
important for me to start the concept first. Neural Network is the
branch of artificial intelligence that is quite broad and is closely related
to other disciplines. In just enough detail that we will ready to see how
Neural Network is the best choice with its applications because their
concept is crucial for bringing them to life, I think it’s safe to assume
that everyone reading this article at least have heard of Neural Network
and you’re probably also aware that they’ve turned out to be an
extremely powerful tool when applied to a wide variety of important
case problem in the world like text translation, image recognition, etc.
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The architecture of the Neural Network
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Both of these variable become
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Hyperparameter Subject
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Generally, the type of GD is a derivative of the function itself.
The role of the learning rate in the neural net controls the rate or speed
at which the model learns. Specifically, Tuning Parameter includes
Learning Rate items that will control the amount of apportioned error
that the weights of the model are updated with each time they are
updated, such as at the end of each batch of training examples. The
example is given below:
example of function
First, we must know the formula for update weight in every neuron
below:
update weight
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update learning rate
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graph of a function with a learning rate that is too small
Final Thought
Based on three graphs above, with suitable learning rate in range with
decay can make graph convergence (how fast they reach the problem
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solved). The learning rate defines how quickly a network updates its
parameters. In conclusion, you must make many experiments to know
how your model improves. Too small learning rate slows down the
learning process but converges smoothly. Too Large learning rate
speeds up the learning but may not converge. I preferred using a
decaying Learning rate which updates the value of the learning rate
better in every epoch.
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