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  1. Nov 2023
  2. Oct 2023
    1. three possible outcomes:

      There are 4 possible results with 3 different outcomes, so the random variable only depends on the outcomes and not the minutia of the results (as in, it doesn't matter if a result is TH or HT, the outcome is the same)

    2. event space

      So the outcome {HH, HH, HH} is an event space A of the sample space {HH, TT, HT, TH} and has an associated probability P(A) with it, if I understand the terms correctly.

  3. Sep 2023
    1. they cannot learn theXOR function, wheref([0,1], w) = 1 andf([1,0], w) = 1 butf([1,1], w) = 0andf([0,0], w) = 0

      I find the initial criticism to the MLP regrettable; though it's true that single layer MLPs are unable to learn a simple XOR function, this is solved by additional layers. It's unfortunate that this misunderstanding resulted in a dip in popularity in their early days.