Re:Andrej Karpathy: Why Tesla Removed Radar and Ultrasonic S...
by plumefar on Monday October 31, 2022 @08:39AM
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There seem to be 2 points of view here. One technical (sensors and the algorithms), one organisational (people and teams working on the problem).
My understanding is that by focusing on fewer things (vision only), they bet to make progress faster because of the simplified organisational aspect.
Re:Andrej Karpathy: Why Tesla Removed Radar and Ultrasonic S...
by Kerbonut on Monday October 31, 2022 @09:31AM
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I think they’re talking about number of different systems doing the same thing. Have one system doing it that is sufficiently abstracted away from a common set of hardware vs various systems competing for various aspects of control.
Re:Andrej Karpathy: Why Tesla Removed Radar and Ultrasonic S...
by jholman on Monday October 31, 2022 @04:54PM
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Sorry, it's your opinion that researchers and/or engineers working on DL or Bayesian methods work better when they're distracted by many diverse tasks? What?
Re:Andrej Karpathy: Why Tesla Removed Radar and Ultrasonic S...
by funstuff007 on Thursday November 03, 2022 @08:20PM
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No, it's my opinion that in linear regression an inordinate amount of time is spent with feature selection and ensure there's no correlations among the features. When data is cheap in both X and Y, winnowing down X is a lot of work.
This is true / dogma in linear / non-linear regression world, but of no real import in deep learning or Bayesian methods.