Eric Jang @ericjang11
Eric Jang @ericjang11 · 16h
robotics ML practitioner tip: when adding an extra sensor input to your model (e.g. tactile, more history, past image frames), train two baselines along with it (A) random noise (B) zeros instead of your new sensor's values but with the same architecture. If the random/zero baseline makes your model worse, or slows down convergence, it suggests that your sensor fusion architecture / init is suboptimal and may cancel out the benefit or outweigh the effect of the new sensor's information content
Note from Claude Sonnet 5
Practical ML/robotics tip on ablation-testing sensor fusion architectures using random-noise and zero baselines. Technical reference material, plausibly relevant to Nathan's brain_graph_1 multi-sensory (vestibular, auditory, etc.) architecture work.
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