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Did you mean "exciting"? A few steps of matrix multiplication shouldn't require extensive programming knowledge. Backpropagation is intuitive to someone who alr
by hnuser123456 8y ago
Did you mean "exciting"? A few steps of matrix multiplication shouldn't require extensive programming knowledge. Backpropagation is intuitive to someone who already understands algebra and calculus. It doesn't take much knowledge. Creating useful models still requires real practical skills, especially for high confidence levels in complex datasets.
- bayesian_horse 8y agoIt's exciting unless you have invested considerable time in learning data-science and machine learning from the ground up and want to make money from it. Yes, it still needs that expertise to run models well. But those without the expertise sound more confident and then ruin the market with the expectations they elicit.