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    Comment #15615020

    In their second publication they actually use the probabilistic unit, but computing those requires running an EM algorithm for each layer of capsules: https://openreview.net/forum?…

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    I doubt this will be a real problem because I've seen brilliant people excel in provincial universities with very little means and talent around. Internet education has gotten pret…

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    I still find it incredibly hard to tell whether this is overblown hype or legit scientific progress. There is no indication whatsoever that this approach scales to deep feature hie…

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    My guess would be that symmetry is a simple heuristic measure of physical fitness. Visual attraction is basically a strong regularizer that restricts the search space to phenotypes…

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    The problem is that anxiety is warranted in this case. You can’t do anything about solving the problem for everybody, but you can potentially save your own life: - Work like a madm…

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    > evolution of evolvability and then a seemingly unrelated subject: the evolution of robustness. Isn't evolvability only about robustness? What other criteria would improve evoluti…

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    I think, the main effect of sexual reproduction is that, much like GANs and competitive self-play, it creates species-internal competition: Both sexes need to impress, which makes …

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    Comment #15579396

    That seems like a strange/unnecessary way to put it because DO is noise.

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    Comment #15579077

    You can also call it just subgraph; not all of them, but exponentially many.

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    Wait, that can’t be wrong because that is literally what DO does. It is a convex hull regularizer around the network activations using noise. That is also why dropout does not solv…

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    Comment #15574691

    Actually, GANs reach state of the art in anomaly/outlier detection and drug/molecule prediction, so there is certainly more to it than just artistic applications: https://openrevie…

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    Comment #15552304

    Totalitarian systems are quicker to come up with the rules (in this case for self-preservation). And when time matters, then it has obvious advantages.

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    Comment #15540632

    How is Assange Putin’s mouthpiece?

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    Comment #15535957

    Small correction: Learning algorithms that determine the contribution of a unit to the result over time can also be local in time, namely by tracking the contributions online (for …

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    > By firing earlier it inhibits neighboring cells, creating highly sparse patterns of activity for correctly predicted inputs. This part is so vague. It seems to lack an explanatio…

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    Comment #15516969

    The same actually happened in Spain 400 years ago. There used to be a lot of forests in Spain: http://m.dw.com/en/spain-replants-after-centuries-of-defores...

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    Comment #15505891

    I guess deep world models are still severely riddled by all sorts of problems: vanishing gradients, BPTT being O(T), poor generalization ability of NNs (which likely is due to the …