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This is an additional abstract dimension we add to it. As long as it helps, I encourage to go this road. But I also fear on the other hand that it gets harder a
by martinmusio7 9y ago
This is an additional abstract dimension we add to it. As long as it helps, I encourage to go this road. But I also fear on the other hand that it gets harder and harder to understand NNs. Especially, if someone just starts with NNs.
- jacquesm 9y ago> Especially, if someone just starts with NNs. That goes for any new field you are interested in. If this bothers you I have a suggestion: pretend the present does not exist and go back to the beginnings of the field, then do a 'faster than realtime' replay to allow you to see the steps as they were made in the past until you catch up with the present. Typically this will take you anywhere from 1 to 5 years depending on how fast you work for something complex but you'll come away with a much deeper level of understanding than you'd get if you just looked at what is being done today. It will also help you to not go down all the blind alleys of history because you are now aware of them.