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What is a "hyperparameter," as distinct from a model's learned parameters (weights)?
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What is a "hyperparameter," as distinct from a model's learned parameters (weights)?
What does specifying an "objective" (e.g. `objective='val_accuracy'`) tell Keras Tuner to do during a search?
Why might a data scientist choose to retrain the best-found hyperparameter configuration for longer (more epochs, on the full training set) after the search completes, rather than just using the model produced during the search trial itself?
Why is manually trying different hyperparameter combinations by hand (e.g. training a model repeatedly with slightly different settings) considered tedious and error-prone at scale?
What is a general risk of "overfitting to the validation set" when running a very extensive hyperparameter search, even though the search is meant to avoid overfitting to the training set?
What is the Hyperband algorithm (available as a tuner option in Keras Tuner), and what problem does it specifically address?
What is a reasonable justification for using an automated hyperparameter tuning tool like Keras Tuner even for a relatively small model, rather than relying purely on manual intuition/experience?
What does `tuner.get_best_models()` (or `get_best_hyperparameters()`) typically return after a search completes?
What does Keras Tuner's support for defining conditional hyperparameters (a hyperparameter whose relevance depends on the value of another hyperparameter) enable?
What does calling `hp.Int('units', min_value=32, max_value=512, step=32)` inside a Keras Tuner hypermodel definition do?
What is the relationship between Keras Tuner and the broader Keras/TensorFlow ecosystem?
What is "random search" as a hyperparameter search strategy, and how does it compare to grid search?
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