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RNNs with their inexplicable output are impossible to justify in case something goes wrong. I'm not sure how secure their reliabilty is.
by choosername 10y ago
RNNs with their inexplicable output are impossible to justify in case something goes wrong. I'm not sure how secure their reliabilty is.
- ericlavigne 10y agoFinding an optimal solution is much more computationally intensive than verifying that the solution is good enough (no collisions). If you don't really trust the RNN's work, then you can use a second algorithm just to check for collisions in the proposed plan.