ssible to ship a pre-built architecture-independent model together
with the data. However this doesn't solve the problem that the data
may be too large to be hosted in the archive.
-> If data size becomes a problem, then one could resort to use the
non-free archive in order to ship the mod
since humans are able to recognize many different voices,
shouldn't we have the same goal for speech recognition?
Thank you,
Mathieu Blondel
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On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 7:36 AM, Francesco Poli wrote:
> I think that in the case of machine learning models, source form is
> even more clearly distinct from compiled object.
> We can consider an artificial neural network, for instance (Mathieu,
> correct me if it's a wrong example).
> I am unde
the two sides of the coin. Anyway, I think that this kind of
legal issue may arise for free software in such fields as speech
recognition, handwriting recognition, machine translation, and. all
other kinds of applications that make use of machine learning
techniques so it's worth discussing it.
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