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Sorry, did it try to predict the output, or did it only predict the output based on what it has seen people say about similar code online?
by timdiggerm 4y ago
Sorry, did it try to predict the output, or did it only predict the output based on what it has seen people say about similar code online?
- drdeca 4y agoIs your objection to the use of the word "try"?
- hgsgm 4y agoThe difference is "did it study the code and inputs/outputs" vs "it studied comments about the code" What would it do if the training data was only code? Only code+inputs+outputs? Only function signature+inputs/outputs? Only signature+comments? Etc.
- roflyear 4y agoThe second one
- jmvoodoo 4y agoI think its knowledge of python can only come from comments about code, since it can't execute the python or learn from trying code like a human would. That doesn't change the fact that its predicting the output based on its knowledge of python though. So, yes you're right, but at the same time it doesn't change anything IMO.