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Backpropagation feels like a pretty gross hack to me anyway. It is a powerful component that still needs a large amount of additional hand-engineering to do mor
by ahartmetz 7y ago
Backpropagation feels like a pretty gross hack to me anyway. It is a powerful component that still needs a large amount of additional hand-engineering to do more than recognize shapes it has seen before. And it's quite mathematical, which seems kind of difficult to implement in a brain.
Edit: The article and code try to show how backpropagation might work given neuron behavior. I'll leave discussing the quality of the model to biologists.
- marmaduke 7y ago> And it's quite mathematical, which seems kind of difficult to implement in a brain. Another commenter pointed out that you don't need perfect backprop, some random backprijections are sufficient.