June 15, 2024, 6:55 p.m. | /u/RogueStargun

Deep Learning www.reddit.com

I recall 2 years ago Hinton published a paper on Forward-Forward networks which use a contrastive strategy to do ML on MNIST.

I'm wondering if there has been any progress on that front? Have there been any backprop-free versions of language models, image recognition, etc?


It seems like this is a pretty important unexplored area of ML given that it seems unlikely that the human brain does backprop...

backpropagation deeplearning etc free front hinton image image recognition important language language models mnist networks neural networks paper progress recall recognition strategy versions work

Senior Data Engineer

@ Displate | Warsaw

Junior Master Data Specialist - Operations

@ Educanta | Stockholm, Sweden

Automation and AI Strategist (Remote - US)

@ MSD | USA - New Jersey - Rahway

Assistant Manager - Prognostics Development

@ Bosch Group | Bengaluru, India

Analytics Engineer - Data Solutions

@ MSD | IND - Maharashtra - Pune (Wework)

Jr. Data Engineer (temporary)

@ MSD | COL - Cundinamarca - Bogotá (Colpatria)