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Compared to any other approach to AI we've come up with, neural networks are way more complicated. Besides, they're not the final solution to anything. Learni
by codr7 3y ago
Compared to any other approach to AI we've come up with, neural networks are way more complicated.
Besides, they're not the final solution to anything.
Learning your history is the only way to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
- jstx1 3y agoYou should really know that there's more to ML than neural networks. Those are the simpler approaches I was referring to (like linear models, ensemble models etc). They are 1. Machine learning. 2. Not neural networks. 3. Not in Norvig's book. 4. Still useful and relevant.
- lukego 3y agoIn fairness they are almost certainly in Norvig's other book...
- codr7 3y agoTIL; can't remember ever hearing about them before, where are they used? But it seems like we finally agree on something, simpler approaches to AI that predate neural networks are still potentially useful. Because you're not going to claim that ML is the only useful kind of AI, are you?
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