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> This causes one big error to be more significant than many small errors, That's correct. > which is usually what you want Unless you have outliers, in whic
by robotresearcher 10y ago
> This causes one big error to be more significant than many small errors,
That's correct.
> which is usually what you want
Unless you have outliers, in which case it's what you don't want. So you add e.g. a Huber loss function to reach a compromise.