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I've been working with odeint where the input is a neural network and a vector t. The output is a tensor with an additional dimension for t in front of the dimensions of the neural network's output.
My goal is to focus on the output at the final time step and compute the loss against the true value. In this context, do the outputs at the previous time steps have any significance? Specifically, how is the gradient propagated through these intermediate outputs?
Thank you for your help!
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Question about the gradient of odeint?
May 31, 2024
Hank0626
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Question about the gradient of odeint?
Question about the gradient of odeintMay 31, 2024
Hello,
I've been working with
odeint
where the input is a neural network and a vectort
. The output is a tensor with an additional dimension for t in front of the dimensions of the neural network's output.My goal is to focus on the output at the final time step and compute the loss against the true value. In this context, do the outputs at the previous time steps have any significance? Specifically, how is the gradient propagated through these intermediate outputs?
Thank you for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: