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  # pi-predicter
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  A neural network model that memorizes and predicts digits of π (pi) using Fourier feature encoding. This model demonstrates the memorization capabilities of MLPs with positional encodings by learning to predict specific digits of π at given positions.
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  ### Memory Efficiency
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- Despite memorizing 100,000 digits, the model achieves this with only ~3.5M parameters, demonstrating the efficiency of neural networks as lookup tables for structured data.
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  ## License
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- **Note**: This model is intended for educational and demonstration purposes, showcasing neural network memorization capabilities rather than mathematical computation. The digits of π are deterministic and can be computed exactly using algorithms; this model demonstrates an alternative approach using machine learning techniques.
 
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  # pi-predicter
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  A neural network model that memorizes and predicts digits of π (pi) using Fourier feature encoding. This model demonstrates the memorization capabilities of MLPs with positional encodings by learning to predict specific digits of π at given positions.
 
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+ Despite memorizing 100,000 digits, the model achieves this with only ~550k parameters, demonstrating the efficiency of neural networks as lookup tables for structured data.
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  ## License
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+ **Note**: This model is intended for educational and demonstration purposes, showcasing neural network memorization capabilities rather than mathematical computation. The digits of π are deterministic and can be computed exactly using algorithms; this model demonstrates an alternative approach using machine learning techniques.