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While at Harvard Law School, Barrack Obama argued that economic status is better indicator of crime than race (can't find the cite, as there is more written abo
by musesum 11y ago
While at Harvard Law School, Barrack Obama argued that economic status is better indicator of crime than race (can't find the cite, as there is more written about Obama than by him, at HLS).
If using an Artificial Neural Network, would this mean that race should be downstream from economic status? Maybe race should be a hidden layer? What should be the input nodes? Is there a way to automatically create input nodes?
Perhaps finding the better inputs could lead to proactive measures? For example, let's say there several inputs are: adolescence, public schools, evenings, and free time. That might lead to keeping schools open late for extracurricular activities.
- Retra 11y agoThinking about things that way comes across very much like rationalizing the conclusions you expect, and building a machine that will just agree with you.
- musesum 11y agoYes, I suppose so if I was the one choosing the inputs. That's why I rather the machine to find the inputs automatically. But, then again, I supposed there is the bias of the training set.