Submitted by billjames1685 t3_youplu in MachineLearning
f10101 t1_ivj1s5q wrote
To take an example where it's a fair fight, and the computer doesn't win by virtue of having more input bandwidth: RL models applied to narrow physical tasks.
These will often exceed human ability after just a couple of hundred attempts - Cart Pole would be an example.
blimpyway t1_ivjly2a wrote
This indeed could be one case. However a couple hundred attempts is not the limit - a kid would get it in less than a couple dozen trials or she will get bored.
However I found that some models can do it even faster. Like under 5 failures or less on 50% trials, including only 2 failures in 5% of trials.
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