Re:Neural networks 'learn' the way humans do? A neuroscienti...
by deltaonefour on Monday June 13, 2022 @03:30PM
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>So the assertion is, that you can achieve identical computational power to a neuron with a much simpler model.
I use the word "Must" as in "highly likely" if my words didn't convey the probability then my bad, but I assure you now that my intent is conveying a probability.
> There is insufficient evidence to conclude this.
There is enough evidence to show it is sufficiently high probability for consideration.
>If you said "I believe there might be" or "it's possible that" I would not have taken issue with it,
I did say this MULTIPLE times in subsequent responses. I am telling you now that is 100% what I meant. Now that we're clear, we are in agreement. This conversation is over.
I use the word "Must" as in "highly likely" if my words didn't convey the probability then my bad, but I assure you now that my intent is conveying a probability.
> There is insufficient evidence to conclude this.
There is enough evidence to show it is sufficiently high probability for consideration.
>If you said "I believe there might be" or "it's possible that" I would not have taken issue with it,
I did say this MULTIPLE times in subsequent responses. I am telling you now that is 100% what I meant. Now that we're clear, we are in agreement. This conversation is over.