July 14, 2023, 3:57 a.m. | /u/Snoo-71150

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My friend who's doing a PhD in quantum computation is transitioning towards deep learning because of the inherent toxicity in the field of theoretical physics. He pinged me last night asking for a good reference on a fundamental theory of neural networks. Now I have been reading DNN research here and there for the last decade since I left college but I don't think there's any fundamental theory of neural network as such. I am guessing he needs is an …

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