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Previously in the series: The laws of large numbers and Basics of Bayesian learning. • Reminders: formalizing learning in ML and Bayesian learning …
x QFT and neural nets: the basic idea — LessWrong Interpretability (ML & AI) Physics AI Frontpage 28 QFT and neural nets: the basic idea by Dmitry Vaintrob 24th Jan 2025 10 min read 0 28 Previously in the series: The laws of large numbers and Basics of Bayesian learning . Reminders: formalizing learning in ML and Bayesian learning Learning and inference in neural nets and Bayesian models As a very basic sketch, in order to specify an ML algorithm one needs five pieces of data. An architecture : i.e., a parametrized space of functions that associates to each weight vector θ ∈ R w a function f θ
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