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Can I implement Neural Network Dropout (US 2014/0180986) for research purposes?
In reference to the patent: WO 2014/105866 A1 (US 2014/0180986).
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Requesting prior art on Google machine learning patent (US 2014/0180986)
Google is attempting to patent well known concepts in the field of machine learning.
Can anyone provide prior art for WO 2014/105866 A1 (US 2014/0180986), "System and method for addressing ...
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