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Smoothed Hinge Loss is a bit of a black sheep currently. It was introduced as an experiment with the goal of approximating an SVM using a GLM with a modified Hinge Loss function. However, it's currently uncertain how well the function converges. In addition, it's treated a bit differently in the code than the other functions (ex. normalization is ignored for it). There are no current use cases for it.
We need to take a closer look at Smoothed Hinge Loss and its future within Photon.
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Smoothed Hinge Loss is a bit of a black sheep currently. It was introduced as an experiment with the goal of approximating an SVM using a GLM with a modified Hinge Loss function. However, it's currently uncertain how well the function converges. In addition, it's treated a bit differently in the code than the other functions (ex. normalization is ignored for it). There are no current use cases for it.
We need to take a closer look at Smoothed Hinge Loss and its future within Photon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: