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Differentiable Objectives
A fundamental requirement for training modern machine learning and deep learning models is the use of differentiable objectives. Because the optimization process typically relies on gradient-based methods, such as minibatch stochastic gradient descent, the objective function (or loss function) must be mathematically differentiable with respect to the model's parameters. This differentiability allows the optimization algorithm to compute gradients, which provide the direction and magnitude of the parameter updates needed to minimize the error and improve the model's predictive performance.
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