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| ====== The infinite MNIST dataset ====== | ====== The infinite MNIST dataset ====== | ||
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| Why settle for 60000 MNIST training examples when you can have [[: | Why settle for 60000 MNIST training examples when you can have [[: | ||
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| for [[: | for [[: | ||
| original MNIST8M files were accidentally deleted from the NEC servers a couple weeks ago. | original MNIST8M files were accidentally deleted from the NEC servers a couple weeks ago. | ||
| - | Instead of regenerating the files, I decided to repackage | + | Instead of regenerating the files, I have repackaged |
| - | a more convenient form. You can now generate arbitrary amounts of pseudo-random | + | a convenient form. You can now generate arbitrary amounts of pseudo-random |
| MNIST training examples. You can even use this code to generate your training | MNIST training examples. You can even use this code to generate your training | ||
| data on the fly. We call this the [[: | data on the fly. We call this the [[: | ||