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by aub3bhat 11y ago
Thank you for your comment. The HCUP data we use is being collected for more than 15 years. There have been at least 2000 peer reviewed papers published using the HCUP data in journals such as New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA , Annals
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Ultimately Big Brother needs Big taxes for Big spending out of its Big wallet...
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Thanks, I will email you. One particular feature of our platform is that the bulk of data collection & normalization work is already done by government agencies such as AHRQ HCUP and various state agencies. These databases have several
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Some interesting examples: Chemotherapy followed by Stem cell transplant http://www.computationalhealthcare.com/N1/TX/Entry/_P9925_P4... Admission via ED followed by Cardiac Cath. http://www.comput
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
Thanks I have actually observed several startups attempt this over years in one form or the other. My hope is that in case we fail I still leave behind a good theory/framework, academic papers and hopefully some quality open source cod
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Hi, the Texas data which is publicly available to download, only has individual visits. While the HCUP data (california state datasets) has information for ED, Ambulatory Surgery and Inpatient visits linked to a unique patient identifier sp
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clickable link: http://www.computationalhealthcare.com
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Apply HN: TemporalHealth Search and Aggreg. engine on millions of health records
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Related: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3136945/Absurd-new-E...
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"Like many techniques in machine learning, the simplest strategy is hard to beat." is a thoroughly ridiculous statement. It should instead say "Like many techniques in machine learning, the simplest strategy is easiest to imp
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Postdocs especially multi-year postdocs are very rare in Computer Science. I have personally known several students get hired directly or after a one year post-docs. Multi-year postdocs are common in fields (Biology in particular) where job
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Can confirm almost all Computer Vision professors I know work or have worked at Google/Facebook/their own startup at some point of time. Also these Professors have tenures (currently on sabbatical etc.). This is actually a great t
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>> let's not pretend our undergraduate degrees are anything more than a rubber stamp. May be at the school you studied at. Having taught / studied at Cornell (a highly ranked CS school) and Syracuse (ranked ~50th in USA) the
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
This is an unbelievably bad advice. People underestimate difficulty in learning core CS & Programming materials after they have learnt it. All the while underestimating difficulty involved in learning Math, Physics and EE. As someone wh
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Having taught/graded students who graduated with various backgrounds ranging from undergraduate degrees in CS, ECE, to Maths and from IIT, MIT to Duke. I can assure you that its probably inferiority complex about your own CS education
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http://vncroulette.com/images/101.63.72.218.jpg A pharmacy in India
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This one seems like bunch of tanks attached to a pressure gauge. http://vncroulette.com/images/96.1.27.254.jpg
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This gem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz2MPcsZJcM http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/5/7162861/will-i-am-puls-sma...
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It's all about censorship plain & simple. There is nothing related to privacy in this fine.
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I guess its now Très chic to hate Google. Maybe they should revive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaero
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its a long standing issue, and gets worse when there is node_modules inside node_modules inside node_modules ... so on that someone suggested renaming node_modules to n_m . https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive&#
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
Well, outsourcing to Nashville is better than having entire work outsourced to India. Though I must admit that having lived in Mumbai, Upstate New York and New York City, the cost of living is low argument is bullshit. It is just sugar coat
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The recursive folder structure in npm-modules was the first indication. At least Java had a single tree with com.bigco.division.application.framework.library.submodule.NIHObject.java
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
Seems it hasn't been fully release yet, getting a 404 on https://cloud.google.com/ml/docs/ nor can I find it in GCP console. This provides slightly more information. https://cloudplatform.googleblo
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
FB has enabled safety check several other times, such as floods, earthquakes etc. in India & Nepal. There is nothing about selective outrage.
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Yes in NY. Cannot even access the status page.
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This isn't hypocrisy but rather a genuine question, I do agree that (family circumstances, disability) can be limiting. But at a certain level it does seems counter-productive to proclaim that you are being oppressed by an imaginary di
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Considering it is cash-positive small company, someone might be crushing them and we would have no way to know. It seems the flurry of positive press that they were getting seemingly ended in 2012 ~ 2013. Not that it reflects as an evidence
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
That was posted in 2011, is there an update? In my opinion such structures make it difficult to raise funding, and in highly fluid markets such as the one Balsamiq operates in, a well funded competition can easily crush you. I have seen sev
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by aub3bhat 11y ago
One thing I don't understand is that the implicit, "us vs them" assumption in these articles. There is nothing preventing you from starting a company or becoming a "suit". Given the ample funding available over last

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