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> Humans achieve their performance levels while only ever observing a tiny fraction of that training data Individual humans only ever observe a tiny fraction o
by akavi 6y ago
> Humans achieve their performance levels while only ever observing a tiny fraction of that training data
Individual humans only ever observe a tiny fraction of that training data, but our brains are not the products of solely our individual experiences. We come out of the womb with a massive amount of evolutionarily trained, genetically encoded weights in our neural network.
- roca 6y agoWhere are those weights encoded? It doesn't seem like the genome has enough bits to encode a lot of weights. I agree with other people in this thread that structure/architecture is encoded, but not weights.