Animating the Backpropagation Graph#105
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Worked on this as a fun and deeper understanding exercise.
With slight amendments to the
engine.pyand some additional cells to thetrace_graph.ipynbdemonstration notebook, this PR showcases animating how gradients get updated along the backpropagation graph:Screencast.from.21-09-25.18.09.58.webm
While I understand that making the micrograd engine more complex defies its main purpose (educational simplicity), I thought I 'd share with fellow learners in case they want to check out and play around and/or help them aid their understanding! Happy Learning!