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I think that works in theory, but in many real world cases it actually takes a human to map the data into a subset of salient features. It's not simply a matter
by kevinskii 12y ago
I think that works in theory, but in many real world cases it actually takes a human to map the data into a subset of salient features. It's not simply a matter of excluding irrelevant dimensions.
- msellout 12y agoActually, with deep learning the fact of success is leading the theory. We don't know why deep learning works as much as we know it does work. Edit: in certain domains such as images and speech