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So many issues. First, that paper doesn't claim what you say it does. Second, it's just not a great paper. Even if we accept the sketchy premise, it fails to di
by AlotOfReading 9y ago
So many issues. First, that paper doesn't claim what you say it does. Second, it's just not a great paper. Even if we accept the sketchy premise, it fails to distinguish overfitting from a successful test. Numbers of the form (a+b*sqrt(2) can approximate almost any number to within 0.03 units, yet there's no discussion of fitting errors to address it.
You should not take papers like these as fact.