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How do you deal with data-mining bias? This guy says that machine learning is a scheme of the 1980s that failed.
Sol,
Machine learning has changed immensely since the 80s. The general 'failed' experiments pertain mostly to perceptron learning, there have been many developments since. As for the blog post I wouldn't listen to anything that guy says, poking around, he says in one post:
"Anyone who claims to have a program that can automatically generate final systems that are profitable and robust under actual trading conditions and sells it to the public is in the best case economically non-rational."
While trying to sell you algo's made with PAL on another part of his site for $8,000. I had a good laugh at that.
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