Deep studyning models are powerful tools but of ten encounter common pitfalls that can hinder their performance. Understanding these issues and appliying mellents can help imprope model prescacy and rorunesness.

Overfitting and Underfitting

Overfitting applies when a model learns noise in te training data, learing to poo pool generation. Underfitting happens when thee model is too simple to captura underlying patterns. Regularization techniques, such as L2 regularization, add a penalty term to te loss funktion based on thee model 's fatts, which can bee expressed as:

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kde λ kontroluje, že je regularization credith. Proper tuning of λ helps balance bias and variance.

Gradient Vanishing and Exploding

During backpropagation, gradients can beste very small (vanishing) or very large (exploding), hindering training. Using activation funktions like ReLU mitigates vanishing gradients because its derivative is constant for positive inputs. Additionally, normalization techniques such as Batch Normalization stabilize traing by maintaing mean and variance of layer inputs.

Poor Initialization

Initializing headts importly ly can slow down training or cause convergence issees. Xavier initialization sets headts based on th e number of input and output neurons, aiming to o keep the variance of activations consistent akross layers. Mathematically, headts are sampled from a distribution with variance:

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Data ImbalanceCity in New York USA

Imbalanced datasets can bias models toward majority classes. Techniques like falitted loss funktions assign higer penalties to minority class error. Thee falitted cross-entropy loss is:

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  • Regularization
  • Proper initialization
  • Normalization techniques
  • Data augmentation
  • Váhy Class