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> But saying that Newton's second law is a Neural Network, while correct, seems a bit deceptive in that it's not a deep idea at all. I guess the point is that
by volta83 5y ago
> But saying that Newton's second law is a Neural Network, while correct, seems a bit deceptive in that it's not a deep idea at all.
I guess the point is that neither is the idea of a Neural Network.
- Nasrudith 5y agoA neural network can also be set to learn unconditionally return a fixed value with no learning feedback. I don't think lower bounds on capabilities are very informative. So could many arbitrarily complex arrangements that do massive amounts of work only to discard it and return a constant. An upper bound of what an approach is capable of is more useful. Say no matter how vast a look up table is it will never return a different value for the same input regardless of prior sequence.