Whats on your mind?
26.11.2024 18:21
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Whats on your mind?
Since (Fisher) information is the inverse of variance, it also decreases.
When evaluating a model, we want the variance of the estimation to be low. Variance decreases as the sample size increases. if observations (questions) share correlated trajectories, the effective sample size decreases, leading to an increase in variance.
If a paragraph includes a finite number of signals (facts, arguments, or properties), then the number of questions based on the chain of those signals is limited and will likely include parallel reasoning trajectories, I guess.
Congratulations, Luca! Could you share a bit about the lessons learned that were surprising for the team?
Did it answered back?