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The vanishing gradient problem can be addressed by replacing activation functions (e.g., substituting ReLU for sigmoid), using residual connections, or adjusting the network architecture.
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Do You Still Need to Hand-Code Machine Learning Algorithms in the AI Era? The Answer and the Method
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