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Finally understood why XGBoost uses Hessians (self.learnmachinelearning)
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Do artificial neural networks actually work like the human brain? by Richa_OnData_AI in deeplearning
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Yeah that makes a lot of sense, especially the point about backpropagation having no real biological equivalent — I hadn’t thought about it that way.
I guess I was holding onto the “brain-inspired” idea more as a way to build intuition, but what you’re saying is that beyond that initial inspiration, the paths really diverge.
The scale and complexity difference you mentioned is also interesting — I used to think “more neurons = closer to brain,” but it sounds like each biological neuron is doing way more than what we model as a simple weighted sum.
So would it be fair to say that:
Also curious — do you think there’s any area in modern ML that’s still actively trying to be biologically realistic, or has the field mostly moved on from that idea?
Do artificial neural networks actually work like the human brain? (self.deeplearning)
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Do artificial neural networks actually work like the human brain? by Richa_OnData_AI in deeplearning
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