it's a generalistic classifier w/training needed tho. as far as I'm concerned that is somehwat novel and very practical. you get an ok classifier without working out training data and whatnot. sure, you can do classic ML experiments, but the closest that comes to mind is auto ml. not sure how far we got there, it's been a minute for me on this front.
so I don't agree on the premise that it's "just a classifier". it's not something earth shattering, but practical nonetheless
so I don't agree on the premise that it's "just a classifier". it's not something earth shattering, but practical nonetheless
/e: there's another post from sebastian raschka on this: https://magazine.sebastianraschka.com/p/classifier-history-a...