Has anyone ever tried casting the kaballah as a neural net?

>>18397626
What the dick does that even mean

>>18397637
The efficacy of neural nets depends on the arrangement, connectivity, and number of layers of artificial neurons, as well as the specific functions used to calculate errors. Usually, neural nets are visualized as the OP image, where each node is a neuron.

Some neural nets have a striking resemblance to the descending sephirot, so I was wondering if anyone had tried using the sephirot as the structure of the neural net and using the inferred wisdom of kabbalah to inform the error models and types of input/output

People might have been onto more than we know.

>>18397626
The "Hidden" Variable ought to go before input and after output as well- H-I-H-O-H

>>18397662
????? What are you talking about

>>18397626
holy shit that is fucking creepy

>>18397626
Yes.

>>18397662
Did your HS teacher gloss over AI programming paradigms and you thought the image resembled the Kabbalah so you just posted the first inane thing that came to mind?

Because if you know anything about NNs or the kabbalah you know you're asking nonsense.

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If each "node" in the kabbalah is a single neuron that would not be a very large neural net.

>>18397868
you don't have to be large to accomplish great things