@murage_kibicho: This Arxiv AI paper ends with the author's wish to marry his high school sweetheart. Chinese tech academia is super int…
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An Arxiv AI paper on polynomial approximation of activation functions ends with the author's wish to marry his high school sweetheart, highlighting a personal touch in Chinese tech academia.
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This Arxiv AI paper ends with the author’s wish to marry his high school sweetheart. Chinese tech academia is super intimate. https://t.co/3uLUJMnVA6 https://t.co/N5R5MDbW3A
On Polynomial Approximation of Activation Function
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