Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark have found a fascinating link between how humans and machines learn, through a mathematical shape called convexity. This concept could be key to understanding how both brains and algorithms organize ideas and make sense of the world. I stumbled upon their paper, “On Convex Decision Regions in Deep Network Representations,” and I was absolutely awestruck. Not just by the insights in the research itself, but by the sheer brilliance behind it. It’s one thing to read a paper that makes you think differently,…
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