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Regularization might give better solutions, but it’s no more optimizing the stated objective, and often runs counter. In some cases, regularization is explicit
by ssivark 6y ago
Regularization might give better solutions, but it’s no more optimizing the stated objective, and often runs counter. In some cases, regularization is explicit and by choice, but it’s also often implicit and not under control.
- mdiesel 6y agoAgain, "stated objective" isn't the original objective but the approximation we've had to use instead. You say that it gets a "better" solution, so the against some indescribable original objective there's a difference.