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Comment by yh_82367

yes, in principle you're right. But in this case, the answer from the neural nets is so incredibly close to the true answer, that we think we can trust it for most purposes. If someone really wanted the most accurate answer, then they can start from the NN answer and do a proper model fitting procedure, which of course fits a simulated model with all the appropriate physics in it to the data.
parent yh_82367 9 years ago

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