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No, it makes it an engine for a game that is not Othello. An inaccurate engine and a statistical one are indistinguishable. And the authors provide no evidence
by nickelpro 4y ago
No, it makes it an engine for a game that is not Othello.
An inaccurate engine and a statistical one are indistinguishable. And the authors provide no evidence to prefer the former.
Nothing is ruled out, of course, but there's not strong or compelling evidence either.
- bsk7 4y ago> An inaccurate engine and a statistical one are indistinguishable. How so? The paper is trying to assess if some semantic understanding is being created by the underlying model, not if a completely accurate one is. If such a world model maps to Othello-prime (gleaning concepts like tiles, colors etc), that is still a very interesting result.