Explore the intriguing phenomenon of the double descent effect in modern machine learning through this comprehensive lecture by Yizhe Zhu from the University of Southern California. Delve into the transition from simplicity to complexity in machine learning models, gaining insights into how this effect impacts model performance and generalization. Discover the implications of this phenomenon for designing and optimizing machine learning algorithms, and understand its relevance in various applications across the field.
From Simplicity to Complexity: The Double Descent Effect in Modern Machine Learning
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From simplicity to complexity: the double descent effect in modern machine learning
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