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This question is referenced to this topic and i am terribly sorry to ask it like this, but i have not enough reputation to add a comment, therefore i can't ask my question there. So does anyone know some official studies or articles explaining why gradient noise is better? I have read linked question (there is only one source link and it is broken), but i need a reference for my assignment and probably more details. A couple of weeks ago i have seen one, but unfortunately i can't find it anymore.

Please, if anyone knows something - leave link in the comment and i will delete this question.

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  • The answers in your linked question give the clues. You don't like them ? – reuns May 10 '17 at 09:03
  • @user1952009 I have googled this question for a couple of hours and, yes, i understand why gradient is better, however i want to find a good article as a reference to put in my assignment. By the way, i have seen one but can't find it. That is my request. – user7803907 May 10 '17 at 10:09

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