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Ugh can we just put AlphaGo deep learning on diet / cancer/ food studies? One week meats are bad, next week meats are great dont eat carbs! I'm getting javascr
by aceon48 9y ago
Ugh can we just put AlphaGo deep learning on diet / cancer/ food studies? One week meats are bad, next week meats are great dont eat carbs!
I'm getting javascript framework diet fad of the week fatigue
- pohl 9y agoAre we getting mixed signals about sugars, though? Proteins and carbs have had their ups & downs, but I don't recall ever hearing any praise for sugars.
- hprotagonist 9y agothe problem with this approach is that the training data set just sucks. humans are fully capable of doing the statistics to get proper answers on these questions without ML. we just cannot trust the data enough,because to get a reliable data set we would have to imprison a few tens of thousands of people for 60 years and control every aspect of their exercise and diet, and that sort of thing usually gets you arrested.
- jmcqk6 9y ago>One week meats are bad, next week meats are great dont eat carbs I don't think this is a problem with our learning, but a problem with our unrelenting desire to compress complex subjects and findings into easily digestible morsels that people can understand without too much thought. Deep learning isn't going to help with that.