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Originally Posted by Rain Man
That's impressive by both parties.
I concede that it's a hard problem for a machine, but at the same time we have some wicked good technology in today's world. I stand by my assertion that a machine could shoot in the mid-30s, albeit maybe it would require a non-gusty day to get that score. As long as it can identify the hole, all the other stuff is just physics with a bit of luck.
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I think a computer with machine learning is going to eventually be able to assess the waving of the branches far better than any human to judge wind effects. Finding the hole isn't even an issue. AI discovered the concept of a cat by just viewing youtube videos without having any instruction of what to look for. It just scanned random youtube videos and found this repeating image of a cat that was obviously significant. I don't think programming it to find a non-moving white circle in the middle of a green field, or a flag, is going to be much of a challenge.