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We minimise the KL divergence DKL(P ∥ Q) between the target and learned distributions…
KL divergence measures how different two probability distributions are — think of it as the "cost of pretending Q is P."
Minimising it here means: make the model's guesses as close as possible to reality.
We propose a framework for aligning learned representations with…
L = E[log p(x|z)] − β·D(q‖p)
Reconstruction loss falls sharply after the second phase transition…
Unlike prior approaches, we decouple the encoder from…
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