User:Jeblad/Standard notation (neural net)
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Standard notation as it is used within deep learning, has changed a lot since the first published works. It is undergoing some standardization, but mostly at an informal level.
Notation
General
- training
- Superscript like denotes the iᵗʰ training example in a trainingset
- layer
- Superscript like denotes the lᵗʰ layer in a set of layers
- sequence
- Superscript like denotes the tᵗʰ item in a sequence of items
- 1D node
- Subscript like denotes the iᵗʰ node in a one-dimensional layer
- 2D node
- Subscript or like or denotes the node at iᵗʰ row and jᵗʰ column in a two-dimensional layer[note 1]
- 1D weight
- Subscript or like or denotes the weight between node iᵗʰ at previous layer and jᵗʰ at following layer[note 2]
Sizes
References
Notes
- ^ This can easily be confused with a weight index.
- ^ Michael Nielson defines as weight from kᵗʰ neuron to jᵗʰ, while Andrew Ng defines it in opposite direction.