Master-Ad-6411
Master-Ad-6411 t1_isyvg72 wrote
You can. I don't know ML or math much, but I think this is how ML works, or at least some of the ML problem? Give some matching input and output date sample, you find the "best" mapping.
For typical optimization problems, people want to find the best input X that results in minimum energy, but your case is a little special, which you want to find the best mapping of X. So your energy term is the sum of loss for all data samples, and the X is the parameters inside your NN. NN is differentiable and L is differentiable, so it is totally doable. I have also done this, e.g., to find the best trajectory that minimize the energy consuption/impact force, or to position objects so their silouette matches a given one, though I think it is more a pure non-linear optimization problem where you use an NN rather than a ML problem.
Master-Ad-6411 t1_iybe8f3 wrote
Reply to Modern Slavery Is a Global Problem in All Renewable Energy Supply Chains: New Report by chrisdh79
How is modern slavery defined? You got a gun pointed at your head and you cannot leave and get no pay, or you have to work to pay for the living cost but there are no other jobs in the region other than being a miner and carry ore, or assemble electronics in factory.