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I hate it when some relatively simple piece of math is described in the most complicated/impressive possible terminology to give the biggest splash. They used
by Fede_V 11y ago
I hate it when some relatively simple piece of math is described in the most complicated/impressive possible terminology to give the biggest splash.
They used a machine learning algorithm to reduce their food waste. Cool! That's a good thing - but calling it 'atomic scientists algorithm' does not really help anyone understand what the algorithm is doing.
I guess the next step is to describe a formula that involves addition and describe it using rank0 tensors and Einstein notation?
- Abraln 11y agoI would think next would be including general reletivity in miles per gallon calculations on cars, or adding the mass gained from moving at highway speeds when finding desired tire pressure. It's always fun to throw those in just to confuse people. If anyone questions it, you can honestly say it is a more accurate method.