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> Animals solve the problem of the "ambiguity of inference" by being in the world and being able to experiment. Ie., taking the stick out of the water. A neural
by slibhb 5y ago
> Animals solve the problem of the "ambiguity of inference" by being in the world and being able to experiment. Ie., taking the stick out of the water. A neural network, in this sense, cannot "take the stick out the water" -- it cannot resolve ambiguities.
Couldn't training data include a video of someone taking a stick out of the water?
- ddingus 5y agoThen we have no ambiguity. The data is inclusive. And the cost is a very seriously larger problem space to classify.
- YeGoblynQueenne 5y agoIn that case, a neural net will learn to predict the next frame in a video stream, but it still won't learn what a stick is or why it looks bent when it's in the water.