vagabondvector

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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   the problem is that on noisy data, that adjustment of the variables isn't really as statistically clean as maths would say. it's the same with red meat causes cancer studies. they say they remove smoking and lack of exercise and s
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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   well, speciesism elevates us a little bit from the rest. so do other aggressive isms. I believe the author just made a wording mistake.
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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   kudos for citing Searn, it's one of the greatest joint prediction and learning algorithms that started a whole range of useful learning to search approaches. LOLS is even better. all approaches inspired by the reinforcement learning bu
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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   I was a little bit disappointed with the content feed. I was getting spammed by the same authors (I eventually blocked some authors which was a shame), or by the types of questions I didn't find interesting. When I picked a category as
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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   http://arxiv.org/abs/1603.06042 this is the paper. the idea is based on the incredible incremental perceptron coupled with beam search for having different hypotheses at the same time trying to find a policy which will
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   by vagabondvector 10y ago

   I have the same problem. If I'm learning something or programming or anything mentally straining I start biting nails. I have no feeling some problem is out of my reach but still the nail biting happens. Ever since I've started st