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I was working with keras and tensorflow as backend on an NLP problem when I observed that increasing my training data size caused an increase in the number of trainable parameters even when batch size remained the same. From what I understand, trainable parameters are the weights which are learnt for each layer. If that is the case then it should not change irrespective of whether I increase or decrease my input data size.
So what is exactly happening here? The reason why this is important is because I perform normalization upon my data once it is fully loaded. This normalization would not work properly if I used a generator function.
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