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This is true, but isn't really that relevant to the parent's point about statistical methods. Statistical methods (and "deep learning" is such a method) could c
by atq2119 7y ago
This is true, but isn't really that relevant to the parent's point about statistical methods. Statistical methods (and "deep learning" is such a method) could certainly take the order of words in a sentence into account, for example.
- animalCrax0rz 7y agoWhich part of "The paper I linked to below describes a technique they call "deep parsing." Check it out for more context." could you not parse? I mean if us humans have a difficulty parsing each other's statements, then why should machines do any better?
- WillPostForFood 7y agoThe number of humans that would have difficulty parsing "shirt without stripes" is very very low.
- animalCrax0rz 7y agoI keep trying to talk about the general problem and people keep focusing on this one example. I give up. :)
- atq2119 7y agoNone. I was merely pointing out that your comment wasn't a response to albertzeyer's point about statistical methods. That is to say, maybe you didn't parse their comment properly ;)
- animalCrax0rz 7y agoNope, I was simply countering that it's not as simple as they suggested. I added the link to the paper to show one approach to given them some context as to what might it look like.