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With all due respect, one sentence explaining how you think the mind works isn't really worth much. It doesn't amount to much more than "the brain tries to expl
by toxik 8y ago
With all due respect, one sentence explaining how you think the mind works isn't really worth much. It doesn't amount to much more than "the brain tries to explain reality." Yes, ok, but how do you translate that into some algorithm? How does it relate to gradient descent methods on neural networks?
- rusticpenn 8y agoSurprise can be defined as an unexpected difference or anomaly. One Class Classification or anomaly detection can be a very good trainer for a generic AI.
- Rainymood 8y ago>With all due respect, one sentence explaining how you think the mind works isn't really worth much. With all due respect, one sentence can be worth a lot. Some examples: > F = MA Another > E = MC^2 And another > G_{\mu, \nu} = 8 \pi G (T_{P\mu, \nu} _ \rho_{\Lambda} g_{\mu, \mu}) Another example >To be, or not to be; that is the question; Et cetera, et cetera. The length of something does not necessarily imply that an idea is weak, maybe the idea is really deep? Dismissing an idea based on length is idiotic. Sorry for the rant.
- toxik 8y agoNone of these mean anything without their respective context. In fact, they're all pretty pedestrian taken as a single sentence.