Auto-encoder What is an auto-encoder? Auto-encoder is one type of neural networks that approximates the function: f(x) = x. Basically, given an input x, network will learn to output f(x) that is as close as to x. The error between output and x is commonly measured using root mean square error (RMSE) â mean((f(x) â x) ^ 2) â which is the loss function we try to minimise in our network.
Victorian Houses. Tenement buildings were quickly built in Victorian London for factory workers and their families. Large houses were turned into flats. The cost of rent was extremely high, especially when a worker wanted to live within walking distance of his place of employment.ictorian London. While life in Victorian England changed dramatically during the industrial revolution, the biggest social change was felt in the cities. Thousands of citizens left the rural life and came to the large metropolises for the guaranteed jobs which manufacturing offered.
Oast houses with cowl at Chainhurst Farm. Oast houses are very typical of the Weald of Kent. During the 16th century they were little more than small single storey buildings where the hops were laid on the floor to dry.By the 18th century oasts had a slatted upper floor where the hops were laid and they were vented through the gaps in the roof tiles.he 19th century saw the development of the typical oast house such as the one shown here at Chainhurst Farm and many were built in Victorian times peaking in 1878 when production of hops was at its height.