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Emotion is a variable for social groups and it's optimization could be built into an algorithm. Although algorithms don't have confidence as used colloquially,
by thatcat 11y ago
Emotion is a variable for social groups and it's optimization could be built into an algorithm. Although algorithms don't have confidence as used colloquially, their optimizations could have "confidence intervals" to indicate the scope of conditions in which they have successfully optimized as determined through feedback. If then, the range over which their optimization functions apply are increasing in scope over time, they could be said to be gaining confidence.
- dr_zoidberg 11y agoSee in the paper[0] Figure 3 near the end shows the neural networks used for the different scenarios. None of them have a "confidence" input or parameter. As for confidence intervals, that's why I made the distinction originally, the word is not being used in the "formal" sense, but in the emotional sense. [0] http://arxiv.org/pdf/1502.05477v3.pdf http://arxiv.org/pdf/1502.05477v3.pdf