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The question is: Is the machine learning, or is the machine intelligent. The answer is its neither. But we've taken them to be useful analogies and loosely des
by BoiledCabbage 6y ago
The question is: Is the machine learning, or is the machine intelligent.
The answer is its neither. But we've taken them to be useful analogies and loosely designated them to mean different things. Neither one really applies because in truth, the machine isn't learning. Because we've deemed some types of organs optimizers, others dynamic programing and others learning. It's all arbitrary.
- DubiousPusher 6y agoI don't believe it is entirely arbitrary. Just as there are categorizations of machine, turing machine vs push down automata vs finite state machines, which determine their ability to solve certain problems, there are differences between categories of algorithm and their ability to solve certain problems. There are many "learning" algorithms beyond what is popularly called ML today but they have in common that they use information about their own success or failure to inform future results.