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There is one catch, if you have written (or have access to the internals of) a simulator that is faithful to what you want to simulate you already have the caus
by srean 8y ago
There is one catch, if you have written (or have access to the internals of) a simulator that is faithful to what you want to simulate you already have the cause effect things worked out.
- visarga 8y agoNot necessarily. For Go it is easy to simulate, hard to win. Many other things are easy to simulate at low level but have complex higher order behaviour (such as AutoML and ML graph compilation for GPU). A learning approach based on simulation is capable of finding super-human solutions, given enough compute.
- srean 8y agoOh yes ! You are right. I was not thinking of artificial systems with well defined dynamics.