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Perhaps I’m way off (I haven’t had a lot of experience with machine learning), but mapping this sort of thing seems like something a neural network could learn
by jordansmithnz 9y ago
Perhaps I’m way off (I haven’t had a lot of experience with machine learning), but mapping this sort of thing seems like something a neural network could learn to do extremely well. There may be hardware limitations or reasons to why this can’t be done, but in general optimising an engine’s performance looks like a problem with very measureable inputs and outputs, which would seem to lend well to a machine learning problem.
From a naive perspective, if engine manufacturers aren’t already investigating machine learning to optimise performance, it seems like something worth doing.
- tsomctl 9y agoThe most important thing about machine learning is you don't use machine learning unless you have to. The problem here is not with the ecu maps themselves, but that their hand coded program that determines where the car is on the track had a bug.
- nzjrs 9y agoThe old machine learning for everything answer! ML people need to learn to look into a problem before spouting this sort of stuff.
- robertlagrant 9y agoWith enough training data I reckon I could write an AI for forums that filters out this sort of suggestion.