learning rate
ˈlɜːrnɪŋ reɪt
Definition

Definition of learning rate - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationRarespeed at which a person gains new knowledge or skillsRare
  • Her learning rate in math improved after she started daily practice.
2.
technologyTECH.setting that controls how fast a model updates during trainingTECH.
  • If the learning rate is too high, the neural network may not converge.
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Expressions with learning

higher learningn.
education at university or college, often with advanced study or research
She pursued higher learning at a top university.
steep learning curven.
process that requires quick learning to succeed
Starting a new job often involves a steep learning curve.
seat of learningn.
place known for teaching and scholarship, often with strong reputation
She dreamed of studying at a famed seat of learning.
temple of learningn.
institution where people go to gain knowledge
The library is a temple of learning for many students.
the torch of learningn.
responsibility to spread education and knowledge
Teachers hold the torch of learning in their communities.
language learningn.
the process of acquiring knowledge of a language
She dedicated five years to language learning.

Expressions with rate

blanket raten.
single rate applied to all items or cases
The company charges a blanket rate for all deliveries.
not rate a mentionv.
be considered too unimportant to talk about
His minor mistake did not rate a mention in the report.
at any rateadv.
used to change the subject or return to a previous subject
He's not the best at sports, but at any rate, he's enthusiastic..
it didn't rate a mentionexp.
not considered important enough to be mentioned
The tiny typo was fixed, but it didn't rate a mention in the meeting.
daily raten.
amount of money paid or charged for each day of use or work
The consultant's daily rate was higher than the company expected.
at a rate ofprep.
indicating speed or frequency of an action
The car was moving at a rate of 60 miles per hour.
at a slow rateadv.
in a way that happens with little speed
The project is moving at a slow rate.
at that rateadv.
continuing at the current speed or condition
At that rate, we'll finish by noon.
at this rateadv.
continue with the current speed or manner of action or progress
At this rate, we will finish the project by next week!
cheap raten.
price or fee that is lower than usual
We found a cheap rate for the hotel room.

Terms related to learning rate

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learnlearnablelearnedlearnerrelearnunlearnabilityeducationinstructionperformancepracticeprogress

Terms with learning rate included in their meaning

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learning curven.
graphical representation
graph showing the rate of learning over time for a task
LRacr.
acr: Learning Rate
speed at which a model learns during training

Examples of learning rate in a sentence

  • Her slow learning rate made the intensive course very stressful.
  • Adjust the learning rate to stabilize the loss curve during fine-tuning.
  • A smaller learning rate can help the model avoid overshooting the minimum.

View all translations of learning rate

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  1. French:vitesse d'apprentissage, taux d'apprentissage, ...
  2. German:Lerntempo, Learning Rate, ...
  3. Italian:tasso di apprendimento, coefficiente di apprendimento, ...
  4. Spanish:ritmo de aprendizaje, ...
  5. Portuguese:taxa de aprendizagem, taxa de aprendizagem do modelo, ...
  6. Chinese:学习速度, 学习率, ...
  7. Japanese:学習速度, 学習率, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعَدَّلُ التَّعَلُّم, مَعَامِلُ التَّعَلُّمِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶצֶב לִמּוּד, שִׁעוּר הַלִּמּוּדָה, ...
  10. Russian:скорость обучения, шаг обучения, ...
  11. Ukrainian:швидкість навчання, коефіцієнт навчання, ...
  12. Hindi:सीखने की गति, लर्निंग रेट, ...

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