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Picking up on some dunning kruger effect here. Programming isn’t even a field in the same way as prob&stats. Computer science does in fact have non-determinist
by davemp 3mo ago
Picking up on some dunning kruger effect here.
Programming isn’t even a field in the same way as prob&stats. Computer science does in fact have non-deterministic sub fields such as information theory.
- RA_Fisher 3mo agoThere’ll always be boundary tending, true. Only a portion of CS deals with stochastic functions though, whereas all of statistics is stochastic. That makes a big difference, bc the world is complex. Information theory doesn’t even incorporate utility.