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Learning and extrapolating scale-invariant processes
Machine learning has deeply changed some fields recently, like language and vision. In the case of complex systems, spectacular breakthroughs happened too (e.g., for protein folding) and more are expected to come. Our question is: how and to which extent can one regress scale-free processes, i.e., p
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