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[R] Deep learning does not replace Bayesian modeling: Comparing research use via citation counting
Jan. 30, 2022, 1:52 p.m. | /u/bikeskata
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Abstract: "One could be excused for assuming that deep learning had or will soon usurp all credible work in reasoning, artificial intelligence, and statistics, but like most “meme” class broad generalizations the concept does not hold up to scrutiny. Memes do not generally matter since the experts will always know better; but in the case of Bayesian software like Stan and PyMC3, even their developers and advocates bemoan the apparent dominance of deep learning as manifested in popular culture, breathtaking …
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