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📓 garden/KGBicheno/Artificial Intelligence/Introduction to AI/Week 3 - Introduction/Definitions/Exploding_Gradient_Problem.md by @KGBicheno

exploding gradient problem

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The tendency for gradients in a deep neural networks (especially recurrent neural networks) to become surprisingly steep (high). Steep gradients result in very large updates to the weights of each node in a deep neural network.

Models suffering from the exploding gradient problem become difficult or impossible to train. Gradient clipping can mitigate this problem.

Compare to vanishing gradient problem.

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