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Ah good point. 3D in terms of anatomy, yes. Then the mapping of those sensors to the bodies anatomical state in 3D space is learned. A surprising number of ki
by Nevermark 1y ago
Ah good point. 3D in terms of anatomy, yes.
Then the mapping of those sensors to the bodies anatomical state in 3D space is learned.
A surprising number of kinds of dimension involved in categorizing sensors.
- reactordev 1y agoAgreed :) It doesn’t make it any less 3d though. It’s the additive sensing of all sensors within a region that gives you that perception. Fascinating stuff.