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Seems like a linear model would work equally as well, without all the deep learning bits.
by ipsum2 6y ago
Seems like a linear model would work equally as well, without all the deep learning bits.
- refactor_master 6y agoBut tensorflow go brrrr
- simonhughes22 6y agoMy thoughts exactly. A DL for 100 row dataset seems like overkill (and likely overfits).
- mlthoughts2018 6y agoI normally agree, but this is clearly just for fun and for poking around with cloud tools. The author is not making claims about accuracy or anything, I think this post is not a good one for the stampede of “well actually...” ML approach bashing of HN. This is a nice post. In my mind it stands in contrast to the SMART stats hard drive failure model post from a few days ago - that was an inappropriate approach AND the person was putting forward as actually being a valid analysis workflow & conclusion. This post is obviously just for giggles, and it’s very good.
- ipsum2 6y agoYeah I know its just for fun, but you could use a single linear layer to demonstrate the same thing, and use the fancy TF tools as well.
- jamesfe 6y agoYou are right, but she is a GCP ML advocate, so her job is to distill this stuff down into blog posts or 45 minute talk tracks.
- ekianjo 6y agoAgree no need for DL for this. Far more efficient models for this kind of use exist.
- ff7f00 6y agoHow would you go about creating something that could generate recipes (e.g. generate me a cookie recipe)?