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Because I'm no data scientist but I somewhat understand that a RNN can extrapolate a training set. Nearest neighbors are cool too!
by welpwelp 9y ago
Because I'm no data scientist but I somewhat understand that a RNN can extrapolate a training set. Nearest neighbors are cool too!
- jheriko 9y agoyour conception of RNN as a magic bullet is sorely mistaken. for something like a meaningful name for a colour requires far more learning, data and context than is reasonable...
- welpwelp 9y agoWelp
- 50CNT 9y agoYou've got like 3 features, and a list of names with values for each one of those features. You could literally do _, result = min([(sqrt((i.R - c.R)^2 + (i.G - c.R)^2 + (i.B - c.B)^2), c) for c in colors]) and you're done. Why would you want a computer to come up with color names anyway? They're identifiers, so you want them to be consistent. What if it comes up with names like Piss or Ennui? Why go through that trouble?
- Dylan16807 9y agoYou can skip the square root, too.