A research team is building a system to generate complex, multi-sentence text. They find that when they replace their original, moderately effective neural network with a new, exceptionally powerful one, they can drastically reduce the complexity of their search algorithm (e.g., considering only the single best next word at each step instead of many alternatives) and still achieve state-of-the-art results. What is the most accurate analysis of this outcome?
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A research team is building a system to generate complex, multi-sentence text. They find that when they replace their original, moderately effective neural network with a new, exceptionally powerful one, they can drastically reduce the complexity of their search algorithm (e.g., considering only the single best next word at each step instead of many alternatives) and still achieve state-of-the-art results. What is the most accurate analysis of this outcome?
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