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Wouldn't any given approach rapidly lose efficacy as soon as its published? I would even guess that a paper being published means that, at the point the paper
by scarmig 7y ago
Wouldn't any given approach rapidly lose efficacy as soon as its published?
I would even guess that a paper being published means that, at the point the paper started to be written, its alpha had already decreased to zero. Otherwise the writers of the paper would still be using that approach. That's how it can appear to provide no value even if you extrapolate it back in time.
- SubiculumCode 7y agoThe author mentions this, and said he tested for "alpha decay" by applying method to datasets that preceded the data on which the model was tested/trained.