Neural Ordinary Differential Equations
of time, the parameters of nearby “layers” are automatically tied together. In Section 3, we show that this reduces the number of parameters required on a supervised learning task. Scalable and invertible normalizing flows An unexpected side-benefit of continuous transforma-tions is that the change of variables formula becomes easier to ...
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