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Why should weights of Neural Networks be initialized to random numbers? [closed]

...h hidden unit gets sum of inputs multiplied by the corresponding weight. Now imagine that you initialize all weights to the same value (e.g. zero or one). In this case, each hidden unit will get exactly the same signal. E.g. if all weights are initialized to 1, each unit gets signal equal to sum o...
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Using emit vs calling a signal as if it's a regular function in Qt

... Do you know if there was ever an implementation (or a planned implementation) of an emit that actually did more than nothing? I find that having the 'syntactic sugar' in this case just confuses the novice (or at least me when I was ...
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Mongodb Explain for Aggregation framework

...gate( [ ...your pipeline...], { explain: true } ) Thanks to Rafa, I know that it was possible to do even in 2.4, but only through runCommand(). But now you can use aggregate as well. share | i...
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Execution failed app:processDebugResources Android Studio

... SDK build-Tools . Then change your gradle build file to that version mine now is 22.0.1 . We are getting use to about this fragmentation between studio and Gradle :) – afra mehrparvar May 18 '15 at 14:10 ...
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How does Spring Data JPA differ from Hibernate for large projects?

...ing to your repositories package (it looks for *Impl classes automatically now): @Configuration @EnableJpaRepositories(basePackages = {"com.examples.repositories"}) @EnableTransactionManagement public class MyConfiguration { } jpa-repositories.xml - tell Spring where to find your repositories. Al...
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Initializing select with AngularJS and ng-repeat

...ttribute on each option, and I can't do that with ng-options, as far as I know. Thanks, Charles – Charles O. Sep 5 '13 at 23:25 add a comment  |  ...
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Count(*) vs Count(1) - SQL Server

... now that you ask, I'm not sure. I thought for COUNT(*) to run, it needs a table, so the sub-query should act like one. Otherwise, I don't see a way for COUNT(*) to return a meaningful value – asgs ...
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Memory footprint of Haskell data types

...ords, and a Due takes 3. The Int type is defined as data Int = I# Int# now, Int# takes one word, so Int takes 2 in total. Most unboxed types take one word, the exceptions being Int64#, Word64#, and Double# (on a 32-bit machine) which take 2. GHC actually has a cache of small values of type Int...
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Most underused data visualization [closed]

...to plot 3D scatter plots using rgl. GGobi Another package that is worth knowing is rggobi. There is a Springer book on the subject, and lots of great documentation/examples online, including at the "Looking at Data" course. ...
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What are Transient and Volatile Modifiers?

...to them." Your sentence suggest that threads don't have access by default. Now I read the link and the other answer I understand: compiler don't do any kind of thread-specific intermediate storage of the variable so other threads can see the changes inmediatly. – helios ...