Gradient descent is an iterative optimization algorithm that minimizes functions by starting at a random point and taking repeated steps toward the lowest point on the function graph, which is fundamental to training machine learning models like neural networks and logistic regression.
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Added:If there was one thing that every machine learning practitioner had to know, it would be how to minimize a function.
Whether you're training a neural network, solving logistic regression, or simply trying to teach a computer how to tell a cat from a dog, chances are after a lot of really complex-looking math, your task will boil down to minimizing one gigantic function.
Geometrically, this means finding the lowest point on the function graph.
Gradient descent is an extremely popular minimization algorithm.
It is iterative, which means that instead of finding the solution all at once, it starts at a random location, and then takes repeated steps trying to improve its results.
Of course, looking at this simple function, this might seem rather unnecessary.
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