⏰🐔🥚⏰🥚🐔TICK: chicken lays egg, TOCK: egg grows to chicken #196
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This table illustrates how the Apollonian and Dionysian concepts from Nietzsche's work can be mapped onto various aspects of your research methodology, highlighting the balance you're striving for in your approach to generating business hypotheses using machine learning. |
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Definition of manufacture is make (something) on a large scale using machinery. Using ML to generate business hypothesis especially for startups can benefit from manufacturing know-hows.
the reason I'm more inclined to do unsupervised learning at this point is, after supervising gpt from last summer, I think it's time to set it free (Dobby is free gif).
With gpt as a process and business hypothesis as a product, iterating supervised and unsupervised learning is my tick-tock strategy i.e. gibbs sampling learning of process and product (quality of design and conformity) in manufacturing. Initial product that trained the current gpt was your and Scott's hypothesis on NSS and compass.
With gpt as a process and business hypothesis as a product, iterating supervised and unsupervised learning is my tick-tock strategy. Initial product that trained the current gpt was your and Scott's hypothesis on NSS and compass.
supervised learning (update process given product via method with flesh/representation/approximation)
unsupervised learning (update product given process via method with flesh/representation/approximation)
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