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Thanks for the feedback! r/machinelearning folks didn't have too many places to point me, they seem more interested in functional and statistical methods. ai.st

by hsikka 8y ago

Thanks for the feedback! r/machinelearning folks didn't have too many places to point me, they seem more interested in functional and statistical methods. ai.stackexchange is a good idea, i'll dig around there I've been reading most recent conference reports and journals, working my way back from well cited papers like deepminds review last year, but there doesn't seem to be conclusive work seriously being done here.

mindcrime 8y ago
Yeah, that paper from Demis Hassimis seems to be the best recent overview. Beyond that, all I can say is to constantly search arXiv.org for papers on specific topics that fall into this overall rubric. Of all of it, the one thing I'm still really curious about is Spiking Neural Networks. Still waiting to see just how useful (if at al) that approach is going to turn out to be.