A cooperage trains a network on stave photos paired with stave notes. An apprentice says the run succeeded because the preview “looks nice.” What quantity actually drives the weight updates during training?
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Short Explanation
Think of the loss as the shop’s grading rubric the model must chase—pretty pictures are just a side glance. Weight updates follow that scored error, not whether someone likes the preview. Looking nice is not the training signal.
Full Explanation
During training, the optimizer adjusts parameters to reduce a defined loss on the multimodal batch. A pleasant preview can be unrelated to that objective and does not drive updates. Associating success with the loss—not with a casual visual impression—matches how deep-learning training actually works.