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Exactly :) In most cases, unsupervised learning is nothing more than having the AI try to approximate the solution of your highly non-linear loss function. So
by fxtentacle 7y ago
Exactly :)
In most cases, unsupervised learning is nothing more than having the AI try to approximate the solution of your highly non-linear loss function. So if there's any way of solving that loss function directly, it will perform like a well-trained AI.
- mxcrossb 7y ago> In most cases In what cases is this not true?