Most of this is just noise: the idea of an opposition between basic methods and gating networks relies less on logic than on the issue of controllable resources.
Discipline requires focusing on what is feasible with available means, especially for predicting investment success.
A gating network, which incorporates textual rationales with company attributes, adds a layer of complexity and cost that is not always justified by return on investment.
For a South Korean investor, leverage limits and strict regulatory oversight often make sophisticated solutions impractical.
For example, instead of investing in an expensive gating architecture, it is more relevant to optimize existing models to incorporate local regulatory announcements.