Re:Online graduate-level machine learning course from CMU's ...
by monk_the_dog on Sunday November 06, 2011 @09:53AM
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Once upon a time I thought about using ml/vision in slot machines. I would try to read the gamblers emotions/age/sex and the slot machine would change stimulation (music/lights etc; not mess with the odds) to try to keep them at the machine longer.
I thought it was a good idea until I actually visited a casino. People sit at the slots in what looks like a hypnotic state. The emotions don't change much. I don't think I could have made a measurable difference.
I'm not surprised the gambling industry is using ml, but cool to hear about it. Thanks.
I thought it was a good idea until I actually visited a casino. People sit at the slots in what looks like a hypnotic state. The emotions don't change much. I don't think I could have made a measurable difference.
I'm not surprised the gambling industry is using ml, but cool to hear about it. Thanks.