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I don’t think it’s that simple. For the egg carton your eye will not spend almost any time looking at its top. You will spend most of the time sampling the bott
by whatever1 1y ago
I don’t think it’s that simple. For the egg carton your eye will not spend almost any time looking at its top. You will spend most of the time sampling the bottom. I don’t know what we do, but it does not feel like a naive grid search.
- cvoss 1y agoI really don't think you have the ability to use self-reflection to discern an algorithm that occurs in your unconscious visual cortex in a split second. You wouldn't feel like you were doing a naive grid search even if a naive grid search is exactly what you were doing. You have suggested that the process in your mind to find a global minimum is immediate, apparently to contrast this with a standard computational algorithm. But such comparison fails. I don't know whether you mean "with few computational steps" or "in very little time"; the former is not knowable to you; the latter is not relevant since the hardware is not the same.