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Of course, but compared to how chess algorithms work it remains far more mysterious how exactly that produces an english description of a grid of pixel values.
by jules 10y ago
Of course, but compared to how chess algorithms work it remains far more mysterious how exactly that produces an english description of a grid of pixel values.
- throwaway729 10y agoProbably only because every CS undergrad or self-trained person sees at least a few search algorithms. So although they probably couldn't write a performant chess-playing program, they get the general idea. I expect in 20 years undergraduate curricula evolve to cover NNs, and then those courses will have their salient bits adopted into mass market expository books/blog posts/code examples/etc. At that point someone like you will be saying something like you said about whatever the new hotness is.
- cosmolev 10y agoSo they take grid of pixels and produce an array of characters which may be interpreted by some humans (aka bags of chemicals).