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kermit_de_fro
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Comment #2064870
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 c…
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Comment #1977676
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 se…
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Comment #1970954
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…
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Comment #1970776
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 Learn…
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Comment #1961210
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 appl…
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Comment #1908399
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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Comment #1780754
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 …
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Comment #1758950
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. …