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Denoising algorithms are always lossy. An LLM (or, y'know, Markov chain) could do this job by exploiting statistical regularities in the English language, but a
by wizzwizz4 2y ago
Denoising algorithms are always lossy. An LLM (or, y'know, Markov chain) could do this job by exploiting statistical regularities in the English language, but a hex dump isn't quite the English language, so it'd be completely useless. Even if this text were English, though, the LLM would make opinionated edits (e.g. twiddling the punctuation): you'd be unlikely to get a faithful reproduction out the other end.
- jdthedisciple 2y ago> hex dump ah, missed that, was just skipping through
- Moru 2y agoStill would not solve the problem of copying data without changing it.
- ratboy666 2y agoOf course, use search and replace to change 0 to zero... etc. The OCR will (should) work better.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoYou might as well just use an error-correction code: same result, less overhead.