Abstraction and Reasoning Challenge winners
There is a very interesting challenge by #Francois Chollet about can a computer learn complex abstract tasks through maybe reasoning from a few examples?
And here is the first place with descriptions!
https://www.kaggle.com/c/abstraction-and-reasoning-challenge/discussion/154597
But author doubts about his solution brings us to AGI, but it's interesting to look through :)
"This DSL is solved by enumeration (exploiting duplicates) + a greedy stacking combiner. Everything is implemented efficiently in C++ (with no dependencies) and running in parallel."
There are 10k lines of code and a bunch of tricks that you can read about on the link.
Though second and third place also interesting – you can find it in discussion section here https://www.kaggle.com/c/abstraction-and-reasoning-challenge/discussion
The 3d place even almost don't use ML :)
So, nothing close to general reasoning here : )
#kaggle #chollet #AGI #stacking
There is a very interesting challenge by #Francois Chollet about can a computer learn complex abstract tasks through maybe reasoning from a few examples?
And here is the first place with descriptions!
https://www.kaggle.com/c/abstraction-and-reasoning-challenge/discussion/154597
But author doubts about his solution brings us to AGI, but it's interesting to look through :)
"This DSL is solved by enumeration (exploiting duplicates) + a greedy stacking combiner. Everything is implemented efficiently in C++ (with no dependencies) and running in parallel."
There are 10k lines of code and a bunch of tricks that you can read about on the link.
Though second and third place also interesting – you can find it in discussion section here https://www.kaggle.com/c/abstraction-and-reasoning-challenge/discussion
The 3d place even almost don't use ML :)
So, nothing close to general reasoning here : )
#kaggle #chollet #AGI #stacking