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It's been thought of, but the standard view was that it was way too expensive to perform when humans are pretty good at fiddling with them to get good enough re
by oh_sigh 7y ago
It's been thought of, but the standard view was that it was way too expensive to perform when humans are pretty good at fiddling with them to get good enough results after a little bit of practice.
- PeterisP 7y agoAh, the GDGS (gradient descent by grad student) approach where you estimate the gradient direction using an educated guess, tweak the system towards that, run an experiment, write down the results and repeat until you're happy (or run out of time).