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Okay thanks for saving my sanity somewhat. And also just to nitpick/joke: > More accurately, it is neural networks which are more "stochastic" with their pred
by randomgermanguy 10mo ago
Okay thanks for saving my sanity somewhat.
And also just to nitpick/joke:
> More accurately, it is neural networks which are more "stochastic" with their predictions and decisions <...>
I would defend NNs to not even be necessarily stochastic. I had to handwrite weights for NNs in atleast two exams, to fit XOR for example ;)
- etrautmann 10mo agothat may be the exception that proves the rule here though. Outside of the tiniest toy example is this ever true?