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I love this idea, but can't find anything about it. Is this a neologism you just coined? If so, is there any particular paper or work that led you to think abou
by falcor84 1y ago
I love this idea, but can't find anything about it. Is this a neologism you just coined? If so, is there any particular paper or work that led you to think about in those terms?
- js8 1y agoYes, I just coined the neologism. It was supposed to be partly sarcastic (why stay at pixels, why not just go fully multimodal and treat the missing channels as missing information?), I am kind of surprised why it got so upvoted. (IME, often my comments which I think are deep get ignored but silly things, where I was thinking "this is too much trolling or obvious", get upvoted; but don't take it the wrong way, I am flattered you like it.)
- throwaway-aws9 1y agoShould future attributions in white papers go to js8 from HN?
- SJMG 1y agoDeep things often, not always, take more attention to appreciate than the superficial. It's a precious resource people are seldom disposed to allocate a lot of when headline-surfing HN.
- jaredhansen 1y agoI think there's a decent chance you may have just created the ideal name for what will become one of the most important concepts ever. Bravo!
- causal 1y agoPretending channels can be effectively merged into a single percel vector, that would open up interesting channels beyond human perception even, e.g. lidar. Or it would be interesting to train a model that feels at home in 4D space.