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If it were possibly to succinctly and wholly explain how a neural network works then the problem wouldn't require a neural network to solve.
by thereisnospork 4y ago
If it were possibly to succinctly and wholly explain how a neural network works then the problem wouldn't require a neural network to solve.
- llamaz 4y agoI get what you're saying, but this is not immediately obvious. For example, control systems also adapt to data and are often robust to noise, and they're understood mathematically very well. I don't necessarily disagree, but you would need some more justification.
- mirntyfirty 4y agoTo be a little pedantic, I’d use the word approximate rather than solve.
- pauljurczak 4y agoTo be even more pedantic, I'd use the phrase approximate the solution ;-)
- mirntyfirty 4y agoNice
- placebo 4y agoAgree in general, though I have read about cases where a neural network was reverse engineered to create a solution that did not require one.