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>given an infinite search space There's no such thing. I understand the point you're making, but these gross assumptions aren't how the world works. Reminds m
by syndacks 8y ago
>given an infinite search space
There's no such thing.
I understand the point you're making, but these gross assumptions aren't how the world works. Reminds me of econ models with ridiculous assumptions that don't pan out when reality is a constraint.
- antt 8y agoDoesn't matter. A 50 dimensional search space with 1000 possible values in each dimension has ~10^1700 possible states. That's a number you can't search exhaustively in the age of the universe even if you turned the whole thing into one computer. And this is not a large problem, you run into similar ones in the average gear wheel design.
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- VHRanger 8y agoThe point of simplified models is to organize thoughts. The only perfect model of reality is reality itself. Assumptions are fine if they're reasonable
- HeWhoLurksLate 8y ago> Assumptions are fine if they're reasonable I would assume so...