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This is the only acceptable answer here, and of course gradient boosted decision trees don't require special hardware, contra the original article on general pu
by scottlocklin 8y ago
This is the only acceptable answer here, and of course gradient boosted decision trees don't require special hardware, contra the original article on general purpose computing.
- currymj 8y agoincidentally, AMD actually advertised their latest architecture as using "neural networks" for branch prediction. (Now IIRC it was actually just a linear model, aka a neural net with one layer.) So if that technology were to catch on, a pedant could argue that most computing workloads really are machine learning.