Re:NLP's Clever Hans Moment Has Arrived
by lostmsu on Tuesday September 03, 2019 @09:13AM
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Yet my argument exactly is that the logical abstraction you were talking about is a relatively simple pattern, and what is beyond it less important.
The author is right that what we do for NLP is not enough for reasoning. But it does not mean that we are too far from it.
Even in your variation of the room experiment, if the person in it could reply something along the lines of "here is what I think is a part of solution", which you simply had to feed back to eventually get the whole thing, would you claim it is a weak abstraction?
The author is right that what we do for NLP is not enough for reasoning. But it does not mean that we are too far from it.
Even in your variation of the room experiment, if the person in it could reply something along the lines of "here is what I think is a part of solution", which you simply had to feed back to eventually get the whole thing, would you claim it is a weak abstraction?