jei731

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   by jei731 14y ago

   You should also consider whether you would rather prefer to keep your good friend(s) or take part in the startup. I think going into the startup will likely risk losing that friend, at one time or another. In hindsight, I consider going int
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   by jei731 14y ago

   Depends if you can calculate the gradient and whether it it's known and defined. So, this all depends on the function in question. And also, the words "perfect accuracy" begs a definition here. How many decimals are we talking about here, o
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   by jei731 14y ago

   No, it doesn't depend on human analysis. It depends on the algorithms you use for solving it. E.g. Calculate one solution. Variate coordinate. Calculate again. If better optimum, mark this as top choice for now. Calculate the improvement to