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Yeah this idea of rotating data is called data augmentation and it’s garbage in comparison to actually having a network that has invariant or equivariant learnable features.
The research on symmetry problems in ML is already quite mature.
Btw just because a model is invariant doesn’t mean it’s good. You can construct invariant models by only using distances between points, but then you can’t differentiate 3-body symmetries. The SOTA models have 5-6 body learnable representations built into them.
Also not saying that any of this might be important for your specific problem since it seems you’re doing inverse design, but I think it’s interesting for you to learn about since it could be helpful.
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| text | Yeah this idea of rotating data is called data augmentation and it’s garbage in comparison to actually having a network that has invariant or equivariant learnable features. The research on symmetry problems in ML is already quite mature. Btw just because a model is invariant doesn’t mean it’s good. You can construct invariant models by only using distances between points, but then you can’t differentiate 3-body symmetries. The SOTA models have 5-6 body learnable representations built into th… |
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- Entry ID: 10217
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
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