Specialized models on one side of the coin, overfit models on the other.
Which one comes on top?
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Core Automation CEO Jerry Tworek and researcher Lucas Beyer debate whether specialized or overfit ML models perform better
The discussion centers on optimization trade-offs without new empirical data.
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Lucas Beyer (bl16)@giffmana
@MillionInt Depends on how you flip the coin!
Jerry Tworek@MillionInt
Specialized models on one side of the coin, overfit models on the other.
Which one comes on top?
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Stephen@0xSMW
@MillionInt The self-editing mind
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Michal Wolski@michalwols
@MillionInt train on test is the way, can't make mistakes when you've seen it all
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welt@mjwelt
@MillionInt the system that combines them correctly?
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Naveesh /looping@krapstarr
@MillionInt The cheapest general model
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iMuffin@iMuffined
@MillionInt why not both sir?
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Gracjan Góral@gracjan_goral
@MillionInt it is also a small probability of landing and staying on its edge -- myabe this is inner peace between models
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