Cross-Entropy

Cross-entropy measures the average number of bits required to identify an event if you had a coding scheme optimised for one probability distribution
Cross-entropy measures the average number of bits required to identify an event if you had a coding scheme optimised for one probability distribution
Entropy is a measure of uncertainty of a random variable's possible outcomes.
It's highest when there are many equally likely outcomes. As you introduce more …
Negative log-likelihood is a loss function used in multi-class classification.
Calculated as , where
The Softmax function converts a vector of numbers into a vector of probabilities that sum to 1. It's applied to a model's outputs (or Logits …
The Sigmoid function squeezes numbers into a probability-like range between 0 and 1.1 Used in Binary Classification model architectures to compute loss on discrete …
To prevent cheating, a game needs a rule enforcer.
"if players feel like your game can be cheated, some will try to cheat, but most …
A typical multiplayer game architecture where the server has authority over the game state. The server keeps track of players' positions, the resources they own …
When data is provided to a model that is significantly different from what it was trained on, it's referred to as out-of-domain data.