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[D] Does it make sense to talk about the probabilities of models?
April 27, 2024, 1:06 a.m. | /u/bouncyprojector
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> There is a neat way to frame unsupervised learning as likelihood maximization, but not in the usual way where you just compute the likelihood of the data using a model and ignore the likelihood of the model itself. Rather, this is the combined likelihood of model and data...
Does it make sense to talk about the probabilities of ML models?
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