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One of my favorite Kaggle facts: after a long leaderboard stagnation period for a competition, seeing one team make a sudden breakthrough will often cause multiple independent teams to quickly reproduce the same breakthrough -- with no knowledge of how the first team did it.
Merely knowing that a different, better way is possible, causes the breakthrough to manifest into existence. Our beliefs determine our outcomes.
To discover something, you must first expect to find it.
Interesting. Like in chess where it’s easier to find the winning moves when you know you are winning. Even at the highest levels.
Don't you think that time is the confounding factor?
This is literally why we enjoy working with customers who have existing models that they want to replace with ours if the performance is better...
That is truly a top tier factoid
it's that the teams stopped working when they felt they had eeked out the last gains and started working again when the expected returns changed. no woo necessary
Same instance for mile times. Once more people saw it was possible to run under certain time, then they also were able to achieve same results. ( 4 minute mile);https://hbr.org/amp/2018/03/what-breaking-the-4-minute-mile-taught-us-about-the-limits-of-conventional-thinking …
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