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Reinforcement Learning, Policy Gradient Is Nothing More Than Random Search(argmin.net)
2 points by dspoka 9y ago|0 comments
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Scientists capture exploding beetles' amazing escapes from toads' stomach(theguardian.com)
2 points by dspoka 9y ago|0 comments
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by dspoka 9y ago
Europe has also passed “right to explanation” to help with this issue which is great. unfortunately it seems they came up with it in isolation from researchers on this topic and went with the don't record it philosophy. here is a good
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by dspoka 9y ago
So this idea seems intuitive at first but turns out to be one of the worst things to treat unfairness. There are several reasons for this from both technical and legal perspective. It is incredibly easy to find statistically significant cor
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by dspoka 9y ago
pretty easy to get started on their homepage: http://pytorch.org/ for example, python 2.7/ pip/ osx/ pip install http://download.pytorch.org/whl/torch-0.3.0.post4-cp27-none-... pip ins
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by dspoka 9y ago
The most promising area here to me seem like automl. The promise of the new machine learning was that we get to move away from tedious feature engineering and everything will work and be simple. It may have become simpler but training/
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by dspoka 9y ago
For your second point, what in your opinion would be the right statistical test to apply?
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by dspoka 9y ago
This seems like it's going to be a great class and topic taught my Moritz Hardt, a researcher at Google who has done research on several topics of fairness such as analysis of demographic parity. I hope this becomes one of the most imp
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Fairness in Machine Learning UC Berkeley Class(fairmlclass.github.io)
4 points by dspoka 9y ago|1 comments
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by dspoka 9y ago
what does virtual mean in this case? is this word mean something in quantum physics?
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by dspoka 10y ago
For me getting alerted when there are new papers that cite papers that are relevant towards my current research topic would be ideal. Google scholars has alerts on authors and search queries but for me they don't have enough recall. It
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by dspoka 10y ago
Some people have already mentioned these but so far I'm using: Karpathy's http://www.arxiv-sanity.com/library subscribe to archive email lists Semantic Scholar (no notifications) is good for manually finding thing
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by dspoka 10y ago
When I first saw this (extracting audio from visual vibrations): http://news.mit.edu/2014/algorithm-recovers-speech-from-vibr... it seemed incredible that the signal the cameras could capture was strong enough. This wo
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by dspoka 10y ago
I'm sorry I'm not totally sure I know what you are talking about. Care to link?
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by dspoka 10y ago
I love how on one side there is an engineer at google talking about how addictive technology is and then on the same day someone else at google releases an api to make mobile phones be even more clever slot machines... https://de
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by dspoka 11y ago
I happen to live in Isla Vista, the college town of UCSB. Although not explicitly in writing, the rule of this town is that bikes have the right of way. We have somewhere around 14,000 cyclists that ride to campus and back everyday. From fi
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by dspoka 11y ago
How important is it for this Fellowship to have a flushed out Business Model?
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by dspoka 12y ago
Can anyone compare the pros and cons of this to princeton's wordnet?
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by dspoka 13y ago
but this is an actual product and tile is in production =)