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Likely you're right. OTOH, when time is a factor (as in movies - temporal succession of images), perhaps simple curve fitting may never be quite perfect? Perha
by Florin_Andrei 8y ago
Likely you're right.
OTOH, when time is a factor (as in movies - temporal succession of images), perhaps simple curve fitting may never be quite perfect? Perhaps you need anticipation, and counterfactual thinking, cause and effect, and all that?
Also, like in video games, maybe even some understanding of real world physics may be required for a perfect fake.
- yorwba 8y agoMost of early physics was done by curve fitting, and on very small datasets. Simple Newtonian dynamics shouldn't be much of a hurdle for a neural network. That's about as much anticipation of cause and effect as you'd need for faking most kinds of videos.