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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I meant the brand, not the quantity. Sorry!
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Interesting. I am not seeing any availability here in Sweden. Perhaps all the international shipping options are gone. Since I am not in the US, I'd have to order it to ship directly to China.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Apparently (or so I was told) that the masks with ventilation holes are not nearly as effective. Hence my original link is one without a breathable hole. If you check Amazon again, all the hole-less N95 masks are all sold out.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Yes, scalpers swoop them up in all online stores. They are even sold out on Amazon US, Canada, UK and DE. I was told only the ones with a N95 rating can be effective against this virus. https://www.amazon.com/3M-Particulate-
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I was born and raised in Wuhan. My father and a few friends are still in Wuhan, one of the friend is a nurse. Here's what they told me: * The hospitals in Wuhan are at absolute maximum capacity. they are lumping any fever cases (e.g. f
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Also in the VAE diagram, the latent space appears to have the same dimensions as input and output.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I'd like to chime in that Variational Autoencoder's theoretical framework is also quite useful in unsupervised learning tasks. It bridges variational inference methods (a powerful classical ML technique) with neural networks, thus
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
One can report facts about unethical businesses without asserting personal beliefs, otherwise it's just bad journalism. If the background and evidence are sufficient, the readers can draw their own conclusions. There is no need to tell
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
This exposé would have been more convincing if the author/whistleblower did not inject so much of his own political views into it. State the facts and let readers decide. I am a big proponent for climate actions, but excessive vilifica
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
True, but having some noise in the label is actually good for generalization. If it's only learned on perfectly correct sentences then its tolerance for mistakes will be very low.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I think maybe CLEVR[0] dataset is what you are talking about? Keep in mind that a most of the current ML systems have diverged from biology. A majority of the recent breakthroughs come from mathematics, the rational is that just because hum
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
The keyword is "high impact". The link you provided is only ranked by publication count, it doesn't consider the impact factor of journal/conferences. If you look at stats from ICML this year[0], the only Chinese institu
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
This is not completely true. China lead in terms of AI startup funding, but due to the huge shortage of talents, a good number of startups don't hold much water. The top Chinese talents (e.g. Kaming He, Fei Fei Li etc) all chose to mov
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I am not necessarily advocating on the tree solution, as someone else has pointed out, it's terribly inefficient as a carbon capture method. I am more arguing that it's more effective to say "how can we find a better alternat
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Wouldn't carbon capture be a much better solution than slowing down production in the long run? We can potentially restore a large amount of ecosystem within forests as humanity move towards further urbanization. I don't want to b
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
"Importance" is a fairly overused word in DL. e.g. importance sampling and importance weighted gradients. "Attention" works by creating inductive bias for the upstream network, which is analogous to human attention, and
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
While Transformer's Self Attention(SA) is great, there are many applications where SA doesn't apply. For a more comprehensive overview of attention mechanisms, I often find myself coming back to Lilian Weng's post: https:&#x
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Fittingly reported by The Register
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Are you referring to SAAB? If I recall correctly the company was not going to make it during the Great Recession, and no buyers wanted them. So the Chinese bought them but still couldn’t save them from their ultimate fate. The Chinese owner
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Care to expand on that? Why can't you do both?
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
What constitutes as operating? Does the drone need to be completely autonomous or can I stand outside the park and remote control it?
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Honest I think this is worse than ReCaptcha. At least with ReCaptcha I know I am helping someone somewhere labelling their data and possibly used for autonomous driving. With this captcha I feel like I'm just wasting world's energ
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Nice job OP. I noticed that you used word2vec for the embedding space, do you think more modern ones like seq2seq or BERT might give better performance?
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Non-american here. Can someone explain what's so shady about NRA aside from their lobbying for gun rights? Also what is NRA's rational/rebuttal for their shady behaviors?
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I have read a few cases of identical twins having different sexual orientation. Perhaps they are also good subjects of study, since their genetic make up are so similar, it would be easy to identify if/which genes correlates to sexual
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Not necessarily true. Uber the company maybe operating at a loss but rides are not operating at a loss AFAIK. Kind of like Amazon in its earlier days, where they reinvested their revenue in growth.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I am under the impression that the courses are designed for EE/CS engineers to get familiar with the foundations of modern ML, but it's not sufficient education to work as a full time ML engineer. I returned to grad school for ML
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
Grew up in central China (Wuhan), a notoriously swampy region, we were always taught about two types of mosquitos: the regular ones and the "poisonous" ones (tiger mosquito). I remember avoiding these tiger mosquitos like plague.
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
I believe nuclear power is inevitable. Human power consumption has been growing exponentially, at some point renewable energy will not be able to catch up without causing extensive damage to our ecological system. There are finite amount of
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by BiasRegularizer 7y ago
In machine learning we often use regularizers to reduce bias (amongst many other neat things that it can do), and I've been thinking if similar techniques could be applied to help us humans to reduce bias and strengthen our belief syst

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