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Great! Thanks for your detailed reply. I think I understand your formula derivation.
Thanks again! @PanagiotisP
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You are right that dSigma_dM isn't the matrix shown, as it is a matrix w.r.t. matrix derivative that cannot be written in matrix form (it is a tensor, as mentioned also at Wikipedia). I would say that this is a small abuse of terminology, but it makes sense. I'll try to explain below.
The derivatives in the backward pass are always thought of in a chain rule way. You start with a scalar
To write chain rules that include scalar-to-matrix and even matrix-to-matrix derivatives, the Frobenius inner product is used. That's basically an element-wise multiplication of the two matrices and then summation over the resulting products.
So, using that, the derivative above would be computed as follows.
(I used some properties of the Frobenius inner product and the fact that
For
which is what the code has (in row-major form, so everything is transposed, hence the different order of multiplications).
In general, if you get the hang of the Frobenius inner product, you can derive the full backward pass yourself, as it basically requires you to apply it over and over, as you progress along the chain.
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