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>less general, less powerful , and less useful than artificial neural nets yet still much more capable in most cases. Handwriting recognition, for example. How
by hellofunk 10y ago
>less general, less powerful , and less useful than artificial neural nets
yet still much more capable in most cases. Handwriting recognition, for example. How many examples must a NN see to start accurately arriving at valid outputs for new handwritten cases? Now, how many examples must a human see to learn a particular letter before she starts recognizing it with 100% accuracy?