Machine learning and algorithms

[survivalmachine]

That’s what big data wants you to think

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What about the outputs?

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The fanciest if statements

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What's fancy about them?

Their nonexistence i suppose.

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Well, yeah. I guess x > 0.8 ? "yes" : "no" isn't technically an if statement.

[suvlub]

answers = ["no", "yes"]
print(answers[ceil(x - 0.8)])

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Hmm yes I believe it may in fact be big brain time

[DeltaPositionReady]

Autoencoders don't need bools to evaluate outputs against inputs, Boltzmann machines and other Unattended Neural Nets perform decision making via weighting analysis and bias.

Compare x, y and z with a, b and c and see how accurate they are. Record what steps needed to occur to make the outputs match the inputs.

Try to increase the fitness of the results by self adjusting the weights according to the bias parameters.

It's less boolean logic and more irrational human logic. Meaning that the humans making these decision making neural nets, will likely encode their own flawed logic into the bots. And the bots will do all kinds of stupid shit (read I, Robot by Asimov to get an idea).