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You can always encode symbols as numbers, and otherwise. That's what computers do, that's what you do when you do a sum by yourself, and that's what such a neur
by hhm 19y ago
You can always encode symbols as numbers, and otherwise. That's what computers do, that's what you do when you do a sum by yourself, and that's what such a neural network should do too. (You should encode the symbols to a binary input, then decode the neural network output to symbols).
- pixcavator 19y agoSo given a function with f('1','1')='2', the computer will figure out that f('1','2')='3', right?
- hhm 19y agoYes, that's what I'm talking about.
- pixcavator 19y agoWow!