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Honestly I hate this new trend of AI/ML papers not even describing the model anymore. They used a graph neural network model called M3Gnet. It's mentioned in th
by goethes_kind 3y ago
Honestly I hate this new trend of AI/ML papers not even describing the model anymore. They used a graph neural network model called M3Gnet. It's mentioned in the APPENDIX.
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- nottorp 3y agoOk so they did use ML for something. They did a brute force exhaustive search across the whole solution space - which is not ML - and used neural networks to reduce the computing power needed for the "fitness function" (yes, GA term but I understand they didn't use GAs here). Nowhere in the article linked to by HN they say that, so it's easy to assume their use of ML is just marketing.