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Strangely reminds me of machine learning: 1. We have some initial beliefs 2. We use it to make decisions 3. We receive some new data 4. Given the n
by Dorian-Marie 12y ago
Strangely reminds me of machine learning:
1. We have some initial beliefs
2. We use it to make decisions
3. We receive some new data
4. Given the new data, we confirm/change the beliefs
5. We can make different decisions
6. Go to 3.
The initial beliefs may or not be true, the key to get as much accurate data as fast as possible.
A better algorithm would be to ask other systems beliefs and compare it to ours too (eg: neuronal network).
- mkramlich 12y agoML is derived from humans thinking about how we learn. so the arrow of similarity runs in the opposite direction ;-)
- nl 12y agoThere is a whole field of AI research called belief propagation that deals with this.
- kszx 12y agoStrangely reminds me of Bayesian statistics and updating of prior probability distributions.
- phektus 12y agoStrangely reminds me of learning :P