Capsule Networks and Education Targets

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In today's episode, Dr. Keith Duggar, Alex Stenlake and Dr. Tim Scarfe chat about the education chapter in Kenneth Stanley's "Greatness cannot be planned" book, and we relate it to our Algoshambes conversation a few weeks ago. We debate whether objectives in education are a good thing and whether they cause perverse incentives and stifle creativity and innovation. Next up we dissect capsule networks from the top down! We finish off talking about fast algorithms and quantum computing. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:13 Greatness cannot be planned / education  00:12:03 Perverse incentives 00:19:25 Treasure hunting  00:30:28 Capsule Networks 00:46:08 Capsules As Compositional Networks 00:52:45 Capsule Routing 00:57:10 Loss and Warps 01:09:55 Fast Algorithms and Quantum Computing

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