Questions tagged [computational-complexity]
The amount of resources required to run a given algorithm in relation to a given task.
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In terms of self play which is a harder problem: chess or kung-fu
Giraffe (or Alpha Zero) do a very solid job on superhuman chess.
How does the complexity of the "game", especially for simulation in 3d competitive play environments, differ between chess ...
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Do we need as much information to know if we can can answer a question as we need to actually answer the question?
I am reading The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect by Judea Pearl, and in page 12 I see the following diagram.
The box on the right side of box 5 "Can the query be answered?" ...
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How to know if a real-time classifier is achivable in a low-power emdedded system?
Say I have an Machine/Deep learning algorithm I developed on a desktop pc to achieve a real-time classification of time series events from a sensor. Once the algorithm is trained and performs good, I ...
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Why multiplayer, imperfect information, trick-taking card games are hard for AI?
AI reached a super-human level in many complex games such as Chess, Go ,Texas hold’em Poker, Dota2 and StarCarft2. However it still did not reach this level in trick-taking card games.
Why there is no ...
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What is the space complexity for training a neural network using back-propagation?
Suppose that a simple feedforward neural network (FFNN) contains $n$ hidden layers, $m$ training examples, $x$ features, and $n_l$ nodes in each layer. What is the space complexity to train this FFNN ...
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What is the computational complexity in terms of Big-O notation of a Gated Recurrent Unit Neural network?
I have been digging up of articles across the internet in context of computational complexity of GRU. Interestingly, I came across this article, http://cse.iitkgp.ac.in/~psraja/FNNs%20,RNNs%20,LSTM%...
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What is the efficiency of trained neural networks?
Training neural networks takes a while. My question is, how efficient is a neural network that is completely trained (assuming it's not a model that is constantly learning)?
I understand that this is ...
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What is the time complexity of the upsampling stage of the U-net?
I am trying to determine the complexity of the neural network we use. The neural network is a U-net generator with an input shape of NxN (not an image but image-like data) and output of the same shape....
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What is the computational complexity of the forward pass of a convolutional neural network?
How do I determine the computational complexity (big-O notation) of the forward pass of a convolutional neural network?
Let's assume for simplicity that we use zero-padding such that the input size ...
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What is symbol-to-number differentiation?
I recently came across symbol-to-symbol and symbol-to-number differentiation, out of which symbol to symbol seemed fairly straightforward - the computational graph is extended to include gradient ...
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How much time does it take to train DQN on Atari environment?
I am trying to build a DQN model for the Atari Pong game, but I am not sure whether the model is learning at all.
I am using the architecture described in the paper Playing Atari with Deep ...
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Why would my neural network run faster on my laptop than on my university's supercomputer?
I am trying to get my neural network running on my university's supercomputer in order to decrease its runtime (not for training, for testing - feedforward runs only).
However, the Matlab function I ...
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Why is the space-complexity of greedy best-first search is $\mathcal{O}(b^m)$?
I am reading through Artificial Intelligence: Modern Approach and it states that the space complexity of the GBFS (tree version) is $\mathcal{O}(b^m)$.
While I am reading, at some points, I found ...
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Given an input $x \in R^{1\times d}$ and a network with $s$ hidden layers, is the time complexity of the forward pass $O(d^{2}s)$? [duplicate]
I have a neural network that takes as an input a vector of $x \in R^{1\times d}$ with $s$ hidden layers and each layer has $d$ neurons (including the output layer).
If I understand correctly the ...
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What are examples of promising AI/ML techniques that are computationally intractable?
To produce tangible results in the field of AI/ML, one must take theoretical results under the lens of computational complexity.
Indeed, minimax effectively solves any two-person "board game"...
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How to estimate the cost and time to complete an AI Project [closed]
If you are a freelancer, when a client asks to create a website we can easily measure how much the total cost is needed based on the requirements of the client. (the backend, UI/UX design, features, ...
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When using hashing in tile coding, why are memory requirements reduced and there is only a little loss of performance?
In the book "Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction" (2018) Sutton and Barto explain, on page 221, a form of tile coding using hashing, to reduce memory consumption.
I have two questions ...
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Why is exact inference in a Bayesian network both NP-hard and P-hard?
I should show that exact inference in a Bayesian network (BN) is NP-hard and P-hard by using a 3-SAT problem.
So, I did formulate a 3-SAT problem by defining 3-CNF:
$$(x_1 \lor x_2) \land (\neg x_3 \...
