rdabane

I can attest to this fact ... I was a tutor to freshmans during my grad studies. The kids couldn't handle simple sum of fractions without a calculator. Forget about sum fractions containing a variable. I was astonished at how they managed to clear the SAT's.

Thanks. Would you happen to know where these firms source the human labor from?

I'm highly interested in learning about genomics. What's the best way for an electrical engineer(signal processing,information theory,graph theory) to start gaining more insights in this field?

Basically I need to understand if there is dependency to store multiple feature maps at any point in the forward pass?

Yup, like a near collision scenario to teach it to drive off the road instead of head on collision ...

It should never fail since any failure could potentially create a fatal scenario. People usually accept fatalities because of human error but they won't accept death because of algorithmic failure.

Its amazing how the characteristics defined in (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contextual_learning) apply directly to this scenario. (Learning from a master )

Thanks.

Thanks for the reference.

Wondering if they have to create near collision scenarios in order to train the network :-)

Yeah,make sense. But this is the first example I've seen where the network is trained only with driver's input. Has anyone seen this kind of approach before?