On 2019-11-21 11:46:AM, James Bowery wrote:
The point of my conjecture is that there is a very good reason to
select "the smallest executable archive of the data" as your
information criterion over the other information criteria -- and it
has to do with the weakness of "lossy compression" as model selection.
That, along with a number of other entries in the list is a "space-only"
criterion.
It seems reasonable that runtime duration,as well as program complexity is a
factor for most real-world data. As well as being generated by a small
system,
observed data was probably generated in a limited time. Space-time metrics
are clearly needed. I think we can reject any alleged superiority of any
space-only metric.
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