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Does that mean in theory we can uncover an underlying model, a theorem effectively, that the model is effectively approximating and so remove some of the uncert
by pbhjpbhj 6y ago
Does that mean in theory we can uncover an underlying model, a theorem effectively, that the model is effectively approximating and so remove some of the uncertainty?
- talolard 6y agoIf I understand the paper (which is questionable), that's what the author is aiming for. E.g. he's saying 1) We can make these amazing black boxes 2) We don't really understand them 3) But when we make them with gradient descent they end up being almost kernel machines 4) We know a lot about kernel machines, so we can use that to "remove some uncertainty"