top | item 38589813 (no title) telmo | 2 years ago You mean functions such as: if x > 0: return x else: return 0 ? discuss order hn newest mort96|2 years ago That's one example of a nonlinear function, yes. You also have (eˣ)/(1+eˣ), or (e²ˣ-1)/(e²ˣ+1), or a host of others which don't contain anything if-like at all. telmo|2 years ago My somewhat snarky point was that there is no magic distinction such as:> These were not AIs but rule-based systems with if elses.I believe I already made my point with the ReLU example, if you don't want to concede it that is also ok. load replies (1) Matumio|2 years ago That's RELU, which clearly belongs to the realm of AI. Dangerous stuff. telmo|2 years ago It's almost like a chose the example on purpose ;)
mort96|2 years ago That's one example of a nonlinear function, yes. You also have (eˣ)/(1+eˣ), or (e²ˣ-1)/(e²ˣ+1), or a host of others which don't contain anything if-like at all. telmo|2 years ago My somewhat snarky point was that there is no magic distinction such as:> These were not AIs but rule-based systems with if elses.I believe I already made my point with the ReLU example, if you don't want to concede it that is also ok. load replies (1)
telmo|2 years ago My somewhat snarky point was that there is no magic distinction such as:> These were not AIs but rule-based systems with if elses.I believe I already made my point with the ReLU example, if you don't want to concede it that is also ok. load replies (1)
Matumio|2 years ago That's RELU, which clearly belongs to the realm of AI. Dangerous stuff. telmo|2 years ago It's almost like a chose the example on purpose ;)
mort96|2 years ago
telmo|2 years ago
> These were not AIs but rule-based systems with if elses.
I believe I already made my point with the ReLU example, if you don't want to concede it that is also ok.
Matumio|2 years ago
telmo|2 years ago