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Thanks for giving a concrete example. For me, formulas like - log p (x) are much harder to understand.
by nuancebydefault 3y ago
Thanks for giving a concrete example. For me, formulas like - log p (x) are much harder to understand.
- tysam_and 3y agoFirst -- thank you for the thanks! It means a lot. :) Secondly -- same. It's the way my brain works. In a particular test I was administered a while back, 'coding' (i.e. mapping information transiently to symbols) was by far one of my weakest skills, oddly enough. To me, I think in shapes. Ideas have shapes. Some ideas have very similar shapes. This makes me very good at neural network engineering and research.