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Monte-carlo algorithm don't make random choices. The "randomness" part is simply a device used to approximate expected values (integrals) in very large spaces.
by ur-whale 8y ago
Monte-carlo algorithm don't make random choices. The "randomness" part is simply a device used to approximate expected values (integrals) in very large spaces.
- java-man 8y agotrue, but my point still holds: there is very little randomness in the way brain works. yes, it is present, but not as a primary device to deal with large search space. we don't have a definitive answers on how the brain works, but I think, in this discussion, sparsity and hierarchy are those devices.