"In this sense you are totally correct - bayes is simpler."
That's exactly the sense I referring to and similarly the error correction terms (i/o) in backprop.
But I mis-read the original question: Either "works" just fine - it's just that there seems to be a movement away from NN and toward Bayes. That's what I was answering even as it's tough to judge that right now. Still, NN seemed much hotter 10 years ago in the literature. Where's Google Trends for academic papers?
That's exactly the sense I referring to and similarly the error correction terms (i/o) in backprop.
But I mis-read the original question: Either "works" just fine - it's just that there seems to be a movement away from NN and toward Bayes. That's what I was answering even as it's tough to judge that right now. Still, NN seemed much hotter 10 years ago in the literature. Where's Google Trends for academic papers?