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If it isn not memorizing, how do you think is doing it?
by melenaboija 4y ago
If it isn not memorizing, how do you think is doing it?
- LeanderK 4y agoby trying to learning the general rules that to explain the dataset and minimise its loss. That's what machine learning is about, it's not called machine memorising.
- mrguyorama 4y agoIt cannot be learning the general rules because it occasionally tries to invent pieces out of whole cloth.
- LeanderK 4y agothat would be the optimal rule :) We usually optimise to improve and learn better and better rules, hopefully approximating the optimal rule after some iterations. There's still a gap here, but hopefully it can be closed by improving the models, training algorithms etc.
- meh8881 4y agoTry asking it if a previous move was legal. Or why it decided to do the move. The problem is not a failure to understand the rules. It is just not very good at maintaining the state.
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