m_que

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   by m_que 7y ago

   Now having scrolled down to the bottom of the papaer, I have seen a section on the genesis of the idea.
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   by m_que 7y ago

   Other works of the authors on deep dreaming reflect better what you describe here. The astonishing results with regard to morphogeneses cannot be emphesized enough: A complex structure is robustly encoded in a single function and can be rep
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   by m_que 7y ago

   Yes, morphological models can be tested. You can hypothesize to reactions to alterations of an organism structurally and chemically (morphogenes). Diffusion-reaction models are available for certain kind of morphogenetic behavior. See also
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   by m_que 7y ago

   NNs are not a black box in the sense that you cannot see what is going on in them, but in the sense that we currently just very badly understand. You have a function approximator that you have to translate into some other representation. As
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   by m_que 7y ago

   This is the foundation for 'programming' morphogenesis of multi-cellular synthetic life in the far future. Of course you first have to get the programming of monocelluar life to work. Also, the reverse might be possible, i.e., dec
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   by m_que 7y ago

   Dang! I started working mid-last year on practically exactly this as a side project (was going to call the paper "Towards the horse", if you get the reference :) ). Congratulation for making it work, I am really psyched. Can you r