Mapping world model taxonomy [P]
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Hey ML community! I’ve been exploring world models and wrote a short article aimed at making the concept easier to understand.
I also propose a framework for classifying different approaches and highlight a few trends that emerge from that classification.
I’d appreciate feedback on the framework, especially where it may be incomplete, unclear, or technically inaccurate.
Article: https://x.com/srini_sunil_/status/2075577335076598194?s=20
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