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I disagree with how you define "model" to mean the parameters, rather than the form of the relationship between input and output. I don't think every time we ma
by MiroF 6y ago
I disagree with how you define "model" to mean the parameters, rather than the form of the relationship between input and output. I don't think every time we make a new estimate of the electron mass, we are creating a "new" Standard Model.
I don't really think it's super worth quibbling over, since I think we're generally on the same page. It's worth noting that BERT trained on different corpora is generally still called BERT (you can look at the huggingface/transformers library, for instance).
I'm sorry that my message came across as more adversarial than intended.
- YeGoblynQueenne 6y ago>> I'm sorry that my message came across as more adversarial than intended. Thanks. I enjoyed our conversation.