Search Results for author: Charlotte Debus

Found 6 papers, 3 papers with code

Harnessing Orthogonality to Train Low-Rank Neural Networks

no code implementations16 Jan 2024 Daniel Coquelin, Katharina Flügel, Marie Weiel, Nicholas Kiefer, Charlotte Debus, Achim Streit, Markus Götz

This study explores the learning dynamics of neural networks by analyzing the singular value decomposition (SVD) of their weights throughout training.

Benchmarking

Feed-Forward Optimization With Delayed Feedback for Neural Networks

1 code implementation26 Apr 2023 Katharina Flügel, Daniel Coquelin, Marie Weiel, Charlotte Debus, Achim Streit, Markus Götz

Backpropagation has long been criticized for being biologically implausible, relying on concepts that are not viable in natural learning processes.

Biologically-plausible Training Computational Efficiency

Massively Parallel Genetic Optimization through Asynchronous Propagation of Populations

1 code implementation20 Jan 2023 Oskar Taubert, Marie Weiel, Daniel Coquelin, Anis Farshian, Charlotte Debus, Alexander Schug, Achim Streit, Markus Götz

We present Propulate, an evolutionary optimization algorithm and software package for global optimization and in particular hyperparameter search.

Precise Energy Consumption Measurements of Heterogeneous Artificial Intelligence Workloads

no code implementations3 Dec 2022 René Caspart, Sebastian Ziegler, Arvid Weyrauch, Holger Obermaier, Simon Raffeiner, Leon Pascal Schuhmacher, Jan Scholtyssek, Darya Trofimova, Marco Nolden, Ines Reinartz, Fabian Isensee, Markus Götz, Charlotte Debus

Therefore, accurate measurements of the power draw of AI workflows on different types of compute nodes is key to algorithmic improvements and the design of future compute clusters and hardware.

HeAT -- a Distributed and GPU-accelerated Tensor Framework for Data Analytics

1 code implementation27 Jul 2020 Markus Götz, Daniel Coquelin, Charlotte Debus, Kai Krajsek, Claudia Comito, Philipp Knechtges, Björn Hagemeier, Michael Tarnawa, Simon Hanselmann, Martin Siggel, Achim Basermann, Achim Streit

With HeAT, it is possible for a NumPy user to take full advantage of their available resources, significantly lowering the barrier to distributed data analysis.

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