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That doesn't sound good in terms of future-proofing this technology. If I want to read stuff 200 years from now, the knowledge necessary for that process will b
by fmobus 3y ago
That doesn't sound good in terms of future-proofing this technology. If I want to read stuff 200 years from now, the knowledge necessary for that process will be buried deep inside some opaque ML blob.
- wildzzz 3y agoWhen they say machine learning, do they really just mean error correcting codes and convolutional encoding? Is this just a case of using buzzwords or is the ML just doing RS/Viterbi?
- great_psy 3y agoNot really… You have a signal that has noise, and the goal is to get eliminate the noise. In 200 years the goal will be the same, and hopefully we will have a better algorithm of eliminating the noise.