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I assume this is because most models are linear models and implicitely approximate a non-trivial amount which can become problematic from a stability perspectiv
by random3 2y ago
I assume this is because most models are linear models and implicitely approximate a non-trivial amount which can become problematic from a stability perspective in many of the real-world settings?
- rmah 2y agoNo, that's not why. It's because models are not reality, they are a (mathematical) description of reality. And descriptions rarely perfectly match reality.