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> and still have coherent inference results. With language being as expressive as it is, I'm not sure why people consider highly subjective measure of "coher
by akira2501 4y ago
> and still have coherent inference results.
With language being as expressive as it is, I'm not sure why people consider highly subjective measure of "coherence" to be a selling point? You can generate random text and get semi-coherent sentences a surprising amount of the time.
Why not accuracy?
- zamadatix 4y agoYou probably want more than one measure for a meaningful conclusion. I'm not sure how you can generate random text and get semi-coherent sentences though. Even bending that to allow markov chains and you get clearly incoherent thoughts. On the flip side it's possible to program in perfect clarity and accuracy but it's hard to do that without making the output feel like you're talking with a spreadsheet instead of having a conversation.