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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
Not so sure I agree. When I try to think of the core difference between subways and robotic vehicles, the only one I can think of is the relative lack of stops and the absence of cross-traffic. With a serious and reliable driverless car sys
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
Not sure that I agree here. I don't know about you, but my understanding of the variety of metrics they used in this article is quite minimal. Instead, it is instructive to just see the relative variation in the past five years or so compar
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
I won't argue with your feelings toward Emotiv, since I don't especially trust their demos to be well controlled for various muscular cues. That said, there is good work done which puts a lot of effort into actually measuring the non-muscul
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
To be fair, we can make huge steps forward once the interface technology has improved resolution. I will trust your girlfriend's expertise, but I do know from mine in Machine Learning that we can extract a surprising amount of signal withou
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
Alpha-Beta pruning is, to my knowledge, only really defined in a mini-max setup. By definition, it leverages the mini-max framework to prune areas of the search space. You can apply the core concept -- refusing to expend computation effort
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
Minor picky point, but universities have access to such computing power via time-sharing at national labs if it is not available from their own department.
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16y ago
This just seems unlikely. The difference between 100 points at the top end of the scale is minute -- a few problems swing -- and the change in a 1570 to 1600 is quite literally an issue of missing just a couple problems in either section. T
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kermit_de_fro
16y ago
I'm going to blatantly ignore most of your post and just ramble about solving AI. I don't put much stock in the idea of a surprising, monolithic "solution" to AI being discovered. If the past 30-40 years are any indication, AI will continue