Placeholder: [mahematics] In the context of universal approximation, two approaches can achieve similar results but with different parameter requirements. The overall system comprises data, architecture, and a loss function, interconnected by a learning procedure. Responsibilities within the system include acknowledging noisy or biased data, addressing the need for a large number of parameters in the architecture, and overcoming the principal-agent problem in the choice of the loss function. [mahematics] In the context of universal approximation, two approaches can achieve similar results but with different parameter requirements. The overall system comprises data, architecture, and a loss function, interconnected by a learning procedure. Responsibilities within the system include acknowledging noisy or biased data, addressing the need for a large number of parameters in the architecture, and overcoming the principal-agent problem in the choice of the loss function.

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[mahematics] In the context of universal approximation, two approaches can achieve similar results but with different parameter requirements. The overall system comprises data, architecture, and a loss function, interconnected by a learning procedure. Responsibilities within the system include acknowledging noisy or biased data, addressing the need for a large number of parameters in the architecture, and overcoming the principal-agent problem in the choice of the loss function.

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