Here are some visualizations of
fitness landscapes for recurrent neural networks. I have taken 2-dimensional "slices" out of an otherwise very high-dimensional parameter space. To create a "slice", two links from the RNN are randomly selected and then systematically varied and re-evaluated for fitness. So in order to generate one of these 800-by-800 pixel images, 640,000 fitness evaluations are required.






I had previously done some
similar experiments, although I think the results above are a bit nicer, aesthetically.
1 comment:
Fascinating. Given that these are taken from neural networks makes me wonder if the surreal quality is a coincidence...
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