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> So it should not be approximated in that way.
We can’t conclude a dynamic approximation is a bad approach based purely on the fact the underlying function isn’t dynamic.
The function might nevertheless be easily approximated via dynamics — as in the case of predicting sine from seeing the recent history.
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> So it should not be approximated in that way.
We can’t conclude a dynamic approximation is a bad approach based purely on the fact the underlying function isn’t dynamic.
The function might nevertheless be easily approximated via dynamics — as in the case of predicting sine from seeing the recent history.