Introduction to Deep Learning with PyTorch
Chapter 4: PyTorch for Automatic Gradient Descent
1-dimensional Gradient Descent with torch Tensors
Remember the function gradient_descent(...)
you implemented before?
def gradient_descent(initial_theta, learning_rate, number_steps):
"""
Args:
initial_theta (float): Initial value of theta
learning_rate (float)
number_steps (int): number of 1-step gradient descent to perform.
Returns:
final_theta (float): Final value of theta after multiple 1-step gradient descents
"""
Let’s make it torch-compliant!
Exercise: Gradient descent with torch Tensors
Write a function gradient_descent_torch
that does the same thing as gradient_descent
, but with tensor variables instead of floats.
We are considering the same function as before L(\theta) = \theta^2. where \theta is a tensor of shape (1,)
def gradient_descent_torch(initial_theta, learning_rate, number_steps):
"""
Args:
initial_theta (torch.Tensor): Initial value of theta
learning_rate (float)
number_steps (int): number of 1-step gradient descent to perform.
Returns:
final_theta (torch.Tensor): Final value of theta after multiple 1-step gradient descents
"""
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