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Epona learning-rate definition

The learning-rate symbol controls the loss-gradient step in the displayed discrete rule.

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poster-eq-d8603cca238d1bparameter definition
ηt=adaptivelearningrateη_t = adaptive learning rate

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The learning-rate symbol controls the loss-gradient step in the displayed discrete rule.

Its role in the build

The Epona / Echad Equation

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The Epona / Echad Equation: The learning-rate symbol controls the loss-gradient step in the displayed discrete rule.
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η_t = adaptive learning rate

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CORE VARIABLES panel; repeated directional labels in the five-step process; verified transcript lines 48–53 · Jul 5, 2026
η_t = adaptive learning rate

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