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# PaddlePaddle API
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# PaddlePaddle Design Doc
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## Ingredients
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## Ingredients
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GradientMachine = {Evaluator*, gradients}
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GradientMachine = {Evaluator*, gradients}
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- backward
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- backward
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Optimizer = {Model*, GradientMachine*}
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Optimizer = {GradientMachine*}
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- train(cost, ...)
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- train(cost, ...)
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- update
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- update
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- checkpoint
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- checkpoint
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from `paddle.optimizer.SGD` by overrides only the `update` method.
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from `paddle.optimizer.SGD` by overrides only the `update` method.
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## Programming
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## Programming Interface
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A fictive example of PaddlePaddle program looks like the following:
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A fictive example of PaddlePaddle program looks like the following:
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Yi Wang
9 years ago