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Ok, I see what you mean now. But it seems like (or one could misunderstand you in way that) you see those concepts as mutually exclusive. I would assume a comb
by sabertoothed 11y ago
Ok, I see what you mean now.
But it seems like (or one could misunderstand you in way that) you see those concepts as mutually exclusive. I would assume a combination of reinforcement learning and unsupervised (and supervised) learning.
Rats have been trained to detect landmines and then go back to their trainers and show them the mine. This is complex behaviour that was taught using reinforcement (at least on a top level). There will be some unsupervised learning going on in the rat's brain on a lower level. But it is complex behaviour and it's been reinforcement learnt.
- nabla9 11y ago>see those concepts as mutually exclusive. I certainly don't. Reinforcement or conditioning is part of it, but it's not the cake.