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The learning rate is the variable which determines the gradient descent algorithm steps’ size. It is used when studying the cost function. How is this value chosen? What are the risks?

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The learning rate is the variable which determines the gradient descent algorithm steps’ size. It is used when studying the cost function. How is this value chosen? What are the risks?

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