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Whatever they are, they're either similar to algorithms that some human has used previously, or the employ mathematical ideas that others would have named and u
by vonnik 10y ago
Whatever they are, they're either similar to algorithms that some human has used previously, or the employ mathematical ideas that others would have named and understood. So you could explain it by saying it's like X but with Y modifications.
- graycat 10y agoRight. But in practice here I have to expect, from the rest the author wrote, that what he meant was one of supervised learning, unsupervised learning, machine learning, convolutional neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, etc.