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I’m studying neuroscience but very interested in how ai works. I’ve read up on the old school but phrases like memory graph and energy minimization are new to m
by calepayson 3y ago
I’m studying neuroscience but very interested in how ai works. I’ve read up on the old school but phrases like memory graph and energy minimization are new to me. What modern papers/articles would you recommend for folks who want to learn more?
- voiceblue 3y agoFor phrases, Google's TF glossary [0] is a good resource, but it does not cover certain subsets of AI (and more specifically, is mostly focused on TensorFlow). [0] https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/glossary https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/glossary
- peppertree 3y agoIf you are in neuroscience I would recommend looking into neural radiance fields rendering as well. I find it fascinating since it's essentially an over-fitted neural network.
- svachalek 3y agoSomeone put this link up on another discussion the other day and I found it really fascinating: https://bbycroft.net/llm https://bbycroft.net/llm I believe energy minimization is literal, just look at the size of that thing and imagine the power bill.
- arcen 3y agoHe is most likely referring to some sort of free energy minimization.