First of all, I don't know whether this algorithm works to generate 'amazing' results like the results produced from current algorithms. But I wish to test it soon. The genre of these 'algorithm' is of course the recurrent neural network model.
The only way I think my algorithm is 'better' is because a RNN takes a while to process the data given (from days to weeks when it comes to industrial work), while my algorithm (if it works) completes its task a lot quicker (maybe under an hour). I'm so confident of this because a RNN uses iterations to process, mine only takes one loop and it's done.
I am about to write this program to test it. However, I also want to document my findings so that if someone recognises that my idea is a good one but the algorithm fails to meet the standards, then they can take my work and improve it to produce something that will indeed work at the end of the day which is better than the RNN, making us move on in the realm of AI.
The way in which I'm doing this, is via YouTube. I will be programming it step by step and testing it, and then uploading it to YouTube to get an audience to judge this whole thing. Before I do that, my question to you is, is there anything I have to do before revealing this to the public? Like any serious procedures I have to undergo to make sure people don't copy my idea etc. The algorithm is simple to the extent where a Year 12 candidate should understand it all while the RNN is a bit more complex. I'm trying to see if my idea has already been explored before. Just to confirm, my idea is not an improvement of the RNN model, it is a different idea as a whole.
Please give me your suggestions. Much appreciated!