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Rename weightDecay to l2Lambda

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Rbm::Params::weightDecay is now applied directly to the weights outside
the momentum recursion (previous commit), exactly like the newly-added
l1Lambda and matching pyRBM's l2_lambda -- same lambda*W gradient form,
same decoupled-from-momentum treatment. The two are functionally the
same mechanism in this codebase, so name it accordingly. Renamed the
Params field, its JSON key, and the two GUI references in
MainComponent.cpp that read/write it (the "weightDecayLabel" widget
identifier and its JUCE-generated marker comment are left as-is --
cosmetic, not part of the actual API).

Existing .prj files still have a "weightDecay" JSON key; fromJson()
no longer reads it, so it's silently ignored on load. Harmless today
since every current project has it set to 0.0 (confirmed: unchanged
poet.elf output, unchanged test-suite results). Not migrating the .prj
files themselves in this change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016K8Gu7Qejd11JbdiHZqYAs
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jens
2026-07-27 15:41:01 +02:00
co-authored by Claude Sonnet 5
parent cb20060732
commit 0149cdf7ce
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@@ -367,14 +367,14 @@ void Rbm::train(arma::mat const &batch, IListener* pListener)
m_bh += inc_bh;
m_whv += inc_whv;
// Weight decay and L1 applied directly to the weights, outside the
// momentum recursion above -- folding either into inc_whv would let
// momentum geometrically amplify its effective strength to roughly
// L2 and L1 applied directly to the weights, outside the momentum
// recursion above -- folding either into inc_whv would let momentum
// geometrically amplify its effective strength to roughly
// lambda/(1-momentum), well past the configured value. Neither
// touches the biases, matching pyRBM's state_adjust().
if (m_params.weightDecay != 0.0)
if (m_params.l2Lambda != 0.0)
{
m_whv -= m_params.learningRate*m_params.weightDecay*m_whv;
m_whv -= m_params.learningRate*m_params.l2Lambda*m_whv;
}
if (m_params.l1Lambda != 0.0)
{