statistical learning theory doesn’t seem helpful
Could you explain this?
that the functional analysis is mildly helpful for understanding the problem, but the focus of the field doesn’t seem to be on anything helpful. VC dimension is the usual thing to poke fun at, but a lot of the work on regularization is also meh
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Could you explain this?
that the functional analysis is mildly helpful for understanding the problem, but the focus of the field doesn’t seem to be on anything helpful. VC dimension is the usual thing to poke fun at, but a lot of the work on regularization is also meh