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Evolving artificial neural networks for solving NP problems
Given that neural nets are good at interpolation (but poor at extrapolation), for a given use case it suffices to solve a few billion large problems and feed them to a sufficiently large net. In some ...
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Evolving artificial neural networks for solving NP problems
Even if P $\neq$ NP, that says nothing about average case complexity. That for any algorithm for solving a NP complete problem must have at least some instances where it takes more than polynomial ...
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What does "Temporal extent" mean?
It's just the ordinary meaning of the words extent and resolution, only applied to time instead of space. You can think of space-time as a kind of a continuous block, instead of just thinking of time ...
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What is meant by the term "prior" in machine learning
In Bayesian statistics, a "prior" represents the beliefs we have before observing some data. Then, after we observe some data, we update our beliefs; those updated beliefs are called the &...
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What is meant by the term "prior" in machine learning
It's roughly any pre-training choices you encode into your model
In machine learning a prior is, according to the book "Deep Learning" by Goodfellow, Bengio, and Courville, a probability ...
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Is there a good rule of thumb for regularization constants?
Cross-validation is simple and easy to implement. Rather than inventing something new, which might be dubious, I recommend you use cross-validation. It works.
There are no formulas for the ...
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Where should I start for making an AI Bot that processes on screen prompts
More generally you should read about deep reinforcement learning.
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