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Batch Normalization

A technique that normalizes the inputs to each layer in a neural network, making training faster and more stable.

Definition

A technique that normalizes the inputs to each layer in a neural network, making training faster and more stable. By keeping the distribution of layer inputs consistent, it helps prevent the internal shifts that slow down learning. Almost standard practice in modern deep networks.

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