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Inspired by the awesome "Instant Neural Graphics Primitives" paper, I had a go at optimising hash tables with gradient descent in my toy ML code. Crop of a fitted image for a 4-layer ReLU thing vs multires hash tables (roughly same parameter count for each):

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Simon Brown

@sjb3d

Jan 27

Toy ML code (array expressions in rust that generate vulkan compute shaders) is here if anyone is interested: github.com/sjb3d/descent/

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Ooooh, that is incredible, thank you for sharing 💖 Multi-hash looks exciting for radiance caching, but NV's license and CUDA-only aspects were a stopper for me. Looking forward to studying your code!

Simon Brown

@sjb3d

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@h3r2tic

Thanks!🤩 The generated compute shaders are not particularly optimal, but should be fairly portable (needs float_atomic_add for scattered adds though now, so not quite vulkan 1.0 any more...)

8:38 AM · Jan 28, 2022Twitter Web App

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