5.9 We define g(z, v) := log p(æ, z) – log q(z, v) z := t(e, v) for differentiable functions p, q, t, and æ € RP, z € RE, ve RF, € € RG. By using the chain rule, compute the gradient d ,9(z, ν) . dv

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5.9 We define
g(z,v) := log p(x, z) – log q(z, v)
z := t(e, v)
for differentiable functions p, q, t, and æ e RP, z e RE,ve RF, € € RC. By
using the chain rule, compute the gradient
d
du 9(z, v).
Transcribed Image Text:5.9 We define g(z,v) := log p(x, z) – log q(z, v) z := t(e, v) for differentiable functions p, q, t, and æ e RP, z e RE,ve RF, € € RC. By using the chain rule, compute the gradient d du 9(z, v).
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