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Except you can’t, right? Figuring out where we expect them to be involves finding out where they are in the first place.
by whoisburbansky 6y ago
Except you can’t, right? Figuring out where we expect them to be involves finding out where they are in the first place.
- nl 6y agoThis isn't right. You can conduct cheap-and-easy experiments to verify the results, as opposed to imaging which doesn't always work anyway.
- whoisburbansky 6y agoI don't quite understand this; what's an example of an experiment that verifies whether or not you predicted structure is accurate without determining the actual structure?
- foota 6y agoI mean, use the ML model to predict where they will be and then do an experiment to confirm it. My understanding from what I've read is that it's easier to make sense of experimental data (and likely cheaper) when you have a good idea what you're looking for.