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by felippee
3027 days ago
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Though I agree with the spirit of what you are saying, I would add that it is perhaps not the weakness of neural networks per se, but weakness of the current architectures and training (supervised, hence verbalized) paradigms. I think we could do much more to improve things, if we stopped pushing for extra % on benchmarks and instead rethink the problems we'd like to solve and approach them from a new angle. |
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