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Originally posted by teachtaire
reply to post by Nevertheless
You treat it as a component of a neural network, derp.
Originally posted by teachtaire
What you are explaining is the primitive, small-scale version? Like what youtube uses or google translate?
Originally posted by Nevertheless
Why (and how) would you use automatic machine translation to forecast anything, except perhaps as a tool in forecasting possible.. translations?edit on 14-6-2013 by Nevertheless because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by teachtaire
You remove syntax and create a "raw" language that doesn't lose fidelity/doesn't # up all the time. Sorry, I'm not going to be elegant with this. That data can now be narrowed with knocking out specific values, and then data can be further focused by creating certain optimal beam search-style relationships?
The artificial language that you translate to could translate data with no errors.
That is to say there would be no wrong words.
Does that make sense? Or is that incorrect. These papers are pretty tough reading man, they don't go easy on the reader. They could at least make the pages high contrast to lower eye strain. I mean, they're genius rich guys that are too stupid to use a high contrast dark background format. DERP!
Originally posted by teachtaire
reply to post by BayesLike
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^that.
I'm thinking of HIdden Markov models, how are they different? Could you clarify that for me in simple terms?edit on 14-6-2013 by teachtaire because: (no reason given)