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They’re not data though, they’re coefficients. They are the only thing that significantly differentiates one model from another. If I told you the economy can
by graypegg 3y ago
They’re not data though, they’re coefficients. They are the only thing that significantly differentiates one model from another.
If I told you the economy can be accurately modelled by
GDP(x) = Ax + B
But I don’t define A And B for you because it’s proprietary, you haven’t learned anything other than what you can glean from the structure of the model itself (it’s linear, there’s only a single input etc)
If most of these models are similarly structured, I’d say the weights are the program.
- slowmovintarget 3y agoThe nature of the data as proprietary or not, important or not, is not relevant. Parameters, or actual arguments, are values; data. Not instructions. Valuable data is still data. It's significance doesn't magically turn it into source code.