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There are many variants of Solomonoff induction that seem to all turn out essentially the same, but most resources on Solomonoff induction only talk about one or two of the variants, which makes it pretty confusing for someone trying to learn about it. | There are many variants of Solomonoff induction that seem to all turn out essentially the same, but most resources on Solomonoff induction only talk about one or two of the variants, which makes it pretty confusing for someone trying to learn about it. | ||
Comparison dimensions: | |||
* blah | |||
List of variants considered in various resources: | |||
* Solomonoff's original paper: | |||
* Eliezer's Solomonoff induction dialogue: | |||
* Li and Vitanyi: | |||
* LessWrong Wiki: | |||
* Scholarpedia article: | |||
* Shane Legg's introduction: | |||
* Sterkenburg's "The Foundations of Solomonoff Prediction": | |||
* Marcus Hutter's papers... | |||
==Significance of random coin flips== | ==Significance of random coin flips== |
Revision as of 19:56, 21 March 2019
Solomonoff induction is an idealized method of sequence prediction.
Variants
There are many variants of Solomonoff induction that seem to all turn out essentially the same, but most resources on Solomonoff induction only talk about one or two of the variants, which makes it pretty confusing for someone trying to learn about it.
Comparison dimensions:
- blah
List of variants considered in various resources:
- Solomonoff's original paper:
- Eliezer's Solomonoff induction dialogue:
- Li and Vitanyi:
- LessWrong Wiki:
- Scholarpedia article:
- Shane Legg's introduction:
- Sterkenburg's "The Foundations of Solomonoff Prediction":
- Marcus Hutter's papers...
Significance of random coin flips
Measures vs semimeasures
Turing machines, prefix machines, monotone machines
Applications
- there are some standard applications you can find standard references
- carl's analogy to psychophysical laws
- malign prior stuff