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by YeGoblynQueenne
1969 days ago
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You make it sound simple, but from my point of view the ability to update one's
learned representation requires a representation that can withstand being
updated. I mentioned John McCarthy's concept of "elaboration tolerance" in
another comment, i.e. the ability of a representation to be modified easily.
This was not a solved problem in McCarthy's time and it's not a solved problem
today either (see my sibling comment about "catastrophic forgetting" in neural
nets). For shannon's time it was definitely not a solved problem, perhaps not
even a recognised problem. That's the 1950's we're talking about, yes? :) Sorry, I didn't get what you mean about the dynamically evaluated reward
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