It’s no secret that American society is more polarized now than it has ever been. According to a study conducted during the Obama presidency, 92% of Republicans were found to be on the ideological right of the median Democrat, and 94% of Democrats are to the left of the median Republican[1], indicating the highest levels of political polarization in our society since the Gilded Age when mob-fueled party machines and the spoils system dominated American politics[2]. …
We can think of the humongous field of deep learning as the Earth’s crust, floating on a mantle of mathematical and algorithmic understanding. It is a vast sphere of knowledge that is divided into specializations, similar to how tectonic plates divvy up our world. Most important of all, the specializations of deep learning — natural language processing and cognitive computational science, for instance — can coincide to form beautiful mountain ranges that help to define landmark areas of deep learning.
Curriculum learning is one such Himalayan-range of a deep learning technique between the two fields of AI-oriented cognitive science and…
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