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My first thought was that this was related to multilinear algebra (algebra of tensors and higher-order vector spaces) which has lead to many interesting and sug
by nmrcq 6y ago
My first thought was that this was related to multilinear algebra (algebra of tensors and higher-order vector spaces) which has lead to many interesting and suggestive advances in machine learning, but apparently it's not. What a truly opaque collection of nomenclature they've chosen...
After glancing through a couple papers I can't entirely shake the feeling that the entire thing might be a social experiment to see how much jargon and fantastical sound words can be mashed together before people notice it's nonsense (even though I realise it's not).
- marcosdumay 6y ago> even though I realise it's not Are you sure? The jargon is heavy to parse, but the claims are just plainly absurd. All the jargon is probably there to cover-up to the fact that the claims tell only half of the history, and you won't like the other half.