Re:Troubling trends in machine learning scholarship (2018)
by sevensor on Sunday December 01, 2019 @09:47PM
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I had this experience with multi-objective evolutionary algorithms. I worked with a researcher who was hung up on the idea of "rotationally invariant search operators." This idea made little sense in the first place. To the extent that it meant anything at all, the properties he ascribed to the search operators were more or less the opposite of their actual behavior.
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Re:Troubling trends in machine learning scholarship (2018)
by polynomial on Sunday December 01, 2019 @11:09PM
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https://etda.libraries.psu.edu/files/final_submissions/11634
Interesting, to say the least, though I can't say I have time to read all 150 pages at this very moment.
Re:Troubling trends in machine learning scholarship (2018)
by sevensor on Monday December 02, 2019 @07:47AM
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Chapter 6 is the only place you'll find me talking about rotational invariance, and unfortunately I had to recite the B.S. party line there. If you read any of it, read chapter 5 and chapter 2.