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That's a bit like cutting off your nose to spite your face. Sure, you can get around some silly patents, but you have only solved that problem (and an implemen
by FridgeSeal 10y ago
That's a bit like cutting off your nose to spite your face.
Sure, you can get around some silly patents, but you have only solved that problem (and an implementation at best): because you can't get the algorithm to explain itself, you don't know why it works, or how and you hence can't use that knowledge to build something better or increase your understanding.
- candiodari 10y agoThat's another big plus of machine learning algorithms. You don't know how they work ! You don't need to ! I don't know anything about how to tell syllables from eachother. I don't know how to transform images so that I can transform an image of a 3 into a 3. I don't know ... And yet I can make programs that do all those things ! That's great. That's the big advantage here.
- namlem 10y agoThe point of machine learning is to develop algorithms that are better than what humans are capable of drooping because of their complexity.