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Differentiate cost layer with other layers #380
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Can we close this issue now while we are refactoring with new "op" design? |
the future work will be done in fluid, so close this |
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…PaddlePaddle#380) (PaddlePaddle#380) * add MergeExprs to reuse the common part of mergeSum and mergeProduct * update grama format,remove comment code,revert build.sh
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Currently, there is no way to tell whether a layer is a cost (loss) layer or not. However, there is a crucial difference between cost layer and non-cost layers. During backpropagation, cost layer does not need gradient from its output. The gradient of its output is implicitly assumed to be 1's. There are several benefits of adding a mechanism to differentiate cost layer with other layers
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