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Learning a transformation from the full transformation semigroup is the most general case. Consider a mystery unary CPU operation M on a 64 bit register. How de
by crb002 8y ago
Learning a transformation from the full transformation semigroup is the most general case. Consider a mystery unary CPU operation M on a 64 bit register. How deep of a circuit do you need to calculate any such transformation M? According to Kolmogorov just writing out a random transformation function takes (2^64)*(64) bits to make the lookup table. log of that to get a result out efficiently. Results here were already proved in information theory. If you use a depth less than log of the lookup table you are screwed unless your function is extremely non-random.
- zerostar07 8y agoit's not the same results, their point was to justify it on physical grounds