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In science, when there's a two orders of magnitude difference, it's more indicative of distribution mismatch between the test sets. The logarithmic property of
by inverse_pi 9y ago
In science, when there's a two orders of magnitude difference, it's more indicative of distribution mismatch between the test sets. The logarithmic property of the learning curve suggests that, unless one approach is a completely random walk, two learning algorithms after a period of training must converge to their maximum capacity. As a scientist, I'm refused to be clouded by my prior judgement of the companies behind the approaches and must question the nature of the metrics and the various definitions that were used.
- random4369 9y agoWhat are you smoking?
- galdosdi 9y agoThis supports my thesis waymo is building a self driving car but uber is only building a pretend self driving car (to fleece investors, who realize uber will go bankrupt if snd when anyoneother than uber achieves total success with self driving) Google is playing chess, uber is playing checkers. Dont be fooled just because the board looks the same.