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> achieves 76.6% on R2R-CE (Room-to-Room in Continuous Environments) I would like to know what it did the other 23.4% of the time!
by mil22 3mo ago
> achieves 76.6% on R2R-CE (Room-to-Room in Continuous Environments)
I would like to know what it did the other 23.4% of the time!
- dwa3592 3mo agomaybe it did a cartwheel instead of turning right.
- semiquaver 3mo agoPresumably it did not make it to the other Room.
- marcusf 3mo agoRandom, horrendous and indiscriminate killing! [/joke]
- Mr_Eri_Atlov 3mo agoNEWWWWW ACHIEVEMENT Made a comment that needed an additional tag because the joke might be getting a little too real in the near future REWARD? +5 to Foresight
- nolok 3mo ago"Go to the next room" and there is two doors, what do you do ?", "turn at the water dispenser" and there is a sink, that sort of things I assume is the biggest thing they're facing (beside the last 1% that's worth another 99%, as usual). On their page where the result graph is, go to navigation error, that's the one that matters for your question, and you see their model is great at not navigating "wrong", so their failure rate was that it couldn't figure it out.
- mil22 3mo agoI hope they put out a blooper reel.
- moffkalast 3mo agoSet to an obligatory benny hill soundtrack of course.
- psychoslave 3mo agoProbably it achieved outside-from-outside in discrete void. Teleportation wasn’t an expected outcome for this experiment, but on the other hand the instructions didn’t forbid that kind of move.