Placeholder: Local and global approaches in mathematics and machine learning are both universal approximators, but they differ in the number of parameters required to represent a given function accurately. The entire system, including data, architecture, and loss function, must be considered, as they are interconnected. Data can be noisy or biased, architecture may demand excessive parameters, and the chosen loss function may not align with the desired goal. To address these challenges, practitioners should Local and global approaches in mathematics and machine learning are both universal approximators, but they differ in the number of parameters required to represent a given function accurately. The entire system, including data, architecture, and loss function, must be considered, as they are interconnected. Data can be noisy or biased, architecture may demand excessive parameters, and the chosen loss function may not align with the desired goal. To address these challenges, practitioners should

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Local and global approaches in mathematics and machine learning are both universal approximators, but they differ in the number of parameters required to represent a given function accurately. The entire system, including data, architecture, and loss function, must be considered, as they are interconnected. Data can be noisy or biased, architecture may demand excessive parameters, and the chosen loss function may not align with the desired goal. To address these challenges, practitioners should

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