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by gigantum 7y ago
You just always start with the base case. It could be recursion is just so simple that your mistake is thinking there must be something complicated. Also, if the algorithm is not tail recursive, you may be missing that there is an implicit
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by gigantum 7y ago
Like some of the other ML/AI posts that made it to the top page today, this research too does not give any clear way to reproduce the results. I looked through the pre-print page as well as the full manuscript itself. Without reproduci
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by gigantum 7y ago
Makes sense. The founding team came out of large scale brain imaging research, but the goal is that anything you'd do in a notebook / web UI environment (like Jupyter, RStudio, etc.) you should be able to do with the Gigantum Clie
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by gigantum 7y ago
At Gigantum ( https://gigantum.com ), we've been working with brain imaging researchers on enabling exploratory analyses that are easy to share or reproduce. For now, our collaborators have focused on large public datasets li
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by gigantum 7y ago
Re: Type system -- at Gigantum we very aggressively enforce all classes and methods in the core libraries must be fully typed using mypy. The depth and expressiveness of mypy rivals that of any other strongly typed language.
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by gigantum 7y ago
Interesting, however there is no indication from the publisher or researchers how this result can be reproduced. It's nice that they put in some of the training data, but imagine how much more impactful to the community this could be i