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Interesting that you should bring that up. I'm the author, and I talk about the Marshmallow experiment a great deal in the next article http://7goldfish.com/in
by giblfiz 12y ago
Interesting that you should bring that up.
I'm the author, and I talk about the Marshmallow experiment a great deal in the next article http://7goldfish.com/in_defence_of_cognitive_bais http://7goldfish.com/in_defence_of_cognitive_bais
- eli_gottlieb 12y agoIt is certainly true that increasing bias/approximation error can lead to decreased variance/estimation error, or even to an efficiently solvable problem rather than an inefficiently solvable problem. But somehow I don't think that's what's usually meant.