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Scaling lessons from Bayesian modeling and a challenged NeuroAI assumption
A researcher calls the math beautiful but says his Bayesian models proved useless in the face of deep learning.
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After writing three papers on streaming variational inference for Bayesian nonparametric models, a researcher says he learned that sophisticated methods that don’t scale lose to simple methods that do. He also describes a paper challenging what he calls a prevailing NeuroAI myth: that training networks to path integrate would yield the same neural representations found in mammalian brains.
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