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Which machine learning algorithm can be used to identify patterns in a dataset of the cache performance of a CPU?

I need a machine learning algorithm to identify patterns in a dataset (saved in a CSV file) that contains details of the cache performance of a CPU. More specifically, the dataset contains columns like Readhits, Readmiss or Writehits. The patterns…
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What is wrong with the idea that the AI will be capable of omniscience?

In the context of artificial intelligence, the singularity refers to the advent of an artificial general intelligence capable of recursive self-improvement, leading to the rapid emergence of artificial superintelligence (ASI), the limits of which…
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How is Bayes' Theorem used in artificial intelligence and machine learning?

How is Bayes' Theorem used in artificial intelligence and machine learning? As a high school student, I will be writing an essay about it, and I want to be able to explain Bayes' Theorem, its general use, and how it is used in AI or ML.
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What are the differences between an agent and a model?

In the context of Artificial Intelligence, sometimes people use the word "agent" and sometimes use the word "model" to refer to the output of the whole "AI-process". For examples: "RL agents" and "deep learning models". Are the two words…
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Can someone explain R1 regularization function in simple terms?

I'm trying to understand the R1 regularization function, both the abstract concept and every symbol in the formula. According to the article, the definition of R1 is: It penalizes the discriminator from deviating from the Nash Equilibrium via…
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Can I start with perfect discriminator in GAN?

In many implementations/tutorials of GANs that I've seen so far (e.g. this), the generator and discriminator start with no prior knowledge. They continuously improve their performance with training. This makes me wonder — is it possible to use a…
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What is the relationship between gradient accumulation and batch size?

I am currently training some models using gradient accumulation since the model batches do not fit in GPU memory. Since I am using gradient accumulation, I had to tweak the training configuration a bit. There are two parameters that I tweaked: the…
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Are Q-learning and SARSA the same when action selection is greedy?

I'm currently studying reinforcement learning and I'm having difficulties with question 6.12 in Sutton and Barto's book. Suppose action selection is greedy. Is Q-learning then exactly the same algorithm as SARSA? Will they make exactly the same…
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When should Monte Carlo Tree search be chosen over MiniMax?

I would like to ask whether MCTS is usually chosen when the branching factor for the states that we have available is large and not suitable for Minimax. Also, other than MCTS simluates actions, where Minimax actually 'brute-forces' all possible…
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What is the proof that policy evaluation converges to the optimal solution?

Although I know how the algorithm of iterative policy evaluation using dynamic programming works, I am having a hard time realizing how it actually converges. It appeals to intuition that, with each iteration, we get a better and better…
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Do deep learning algorithms represent ensemble-based methods?

According to the Wikipedia article on deep learning: Deep learning is a branch of machine learning based on a set of algorithms that attempt to model high-level abstractions in data by using a deep graph with multiple processing layers, composed of…
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Is there a strong argument that survival instinct is a prerequisite for creating an AGI?

This question stems from quite a few "informal" sources. Movies like 2001, A Space Odyssey and Ex Machina; books like Destination Void (Frank Herbert), and others suggest that general intelligence wants to survive, and even learn the importance for…
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If IQ is used as a measure of intelligence in humans, could it also be used as a measure of intelligence in machines?

If IQ were used as a measure of the intelligence of machines, as in humans, at this point in time, what would be the IQ of our most intelligent AI systems? If not IQ, then how best to compare our intelligence to a machine, or one machine to…
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Why would an AI need to 'wipe out the human race'?

I'm reading such nonsense about how an AI would turn the world into a supercomputer to solve a problem that it thought it needed to solve. That wouldn't be AI. That's procedural programming stuck in some loop nonsense. An AI would need to evolve and…
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Monte Carlo Tree Search: What kind of moves can easily be found and what kinds make trouble?

I want to start with a scenario that got me thinking about how well MCTS can perform: Let's assume there is a move that is not yet added to the search tree. It is some layers/moves too deep. But if we play this move the game is basically won.…
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