[BenLurkin]

ping

[headsonpikes]

I was thinking about that solution the other day but I forgot to write it down. My bad.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Dang. Impressive. My old Keuffel and Esser slide rule couldn't do that, even with fresh batteries.

[Mathews]

Meh… copied from my 8th grade essay.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The neural network is like a cross between a frantic switchboard operator and survival-of-the-fittest evolution.

What a retard.

A neural network is a set of simultaneous non-linear equations with an infinite set of solution sets.

You approach a solution set by feeding a signal through the network and correcting it with the feedback from the error signal.

With each iteration the error gets smaller and smaller until you have a trained network that outputs the desired pattern from each input pattern.

[libh8er]

There were only 4 independent equations out of 100,000 but took a computer to spot them. Similar AI techniques are also being used in cancer detection (bio informatics). For example there are thousands and thousands of genes but it’s not known a small change in expression of which genes could turn certain cells malignant. And those could only be a handful. Voila — AI to assist with the problem.

[NewHampshireDuo]

Meh, white man’s math.

[Nifster]

What an achievement

[Beowulf9]

The answer was 42.

[Dave Wright]

Renormilization just allows mathemeticians to take advantage of what engineers rely on every day to come up with practical solutions.

“Don’t sweat the small stuff”.

[Leaning Right]

< Artificial intelligence reduces a 100,000-equation quantum physics problem to only four equations <

That doesn’t help me at all. I can only solve three equations at a time.

[caver]

Geez, I always hated math.

[T.B. Yoits]

Scope = Time + Resources

All other formulas are downstream from that.

[Old Yeller]

I’ve done it in 3 equations.

[cuz1961]

Artificial intelligence reduces a 100,000-equation quantum physics problem to only four equations

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Sounds cismathphobic to me,,,

They better run it by the common core folks , he department and check with the equity inclusion diversity politburo just to be safe.

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[Outflow]

I don’t know if there will be a tech singularity anytime soon or at all, but the point where AI can outperform humans on most issues is already here. It’s just going to accelarate.

[SuperLuminal]

When I think of the hours I spent with a ¹⁰Deci-LoN slide rule and paper key-punch card stacks in the 1960s...🥴😰

[Karliner]

Where’s the formula?

[Hootowl99]

The math logic for working with interactions will make your head spin. Back in day while in college, I had a prof that had an equation of state (ideal gas law) with modifications incorporating multi component interactions named after him. Much more than half a dozen interactions, you had to switch to a computer to do the work. It took lots of sheets of paper to work this by hand for the simplest of cases.

I can’t imagine the computer horsepower to do 100,000 interactions. I wonder if the derivation strategy for these new equations could hint of possible paths for applications going beyond the electron entanglement system in the OP article.