ilzmastr

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by ilzmastr 1y ago
If you ever wondered about the generalization to multiple classes, there is a reason that the gans look totally different: https://proceedings.mlr.press/v137/kavalerov20a/kavalerov20a... It turns out 2 classes is
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by ilzmastr 2y ago
How long is your battery life? I've replaced the battery 2 times in my MBP 2015 (iFixit battery) but battery life is only 2.5 hours and I'm perplexed.
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by ilzmastr 3y ago
Thanks! Where does the "want" come from to compare your "got"s to? If the customer code handles errors gracefully, can you still surface undesirable behavior?
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by ilzmastr 3y ago
Is there a correlation between recently (last 10 years?) logged areas and wildfires? I watched Wasted Wood by Harvey Richards lately and was surprised to see how much waste is left on the forrest floor, 15-30% of the tree. Seems like it cou
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by ilzmastr 3y ago
Even in 2021 you could use natural language, not assembly language: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm9B-DvwOgw
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by ilzmastr 3y ago
Funny but true, its usually a front page story in the Chronicle if it is going to rain during the week
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
I'm looking forward to multi-gpu tests! Would be good to see if it is worth upgrading x4 and x8 setups. Single gpu upgrade being worth it is a no-brainer. Launch price of the 30xx cards is lower that then purchase-able price of the two
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
What do advertising-required websites like business insider look like with pi hole? Do they still allow browsing? With ad block on opera for example I am forbidden from browsing with a "it looks like you're using an ad blocker&quo
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
Great link. The scientist Kevin Knight that did much of the cracking has written about Voynich as well: https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W11-1511.pdf
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
As early as 1994, as recently updated as of 04/2020! Great link thank you!
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
It's not so easy to find a unicode transcription, but I would think that would be the first step in 2020. There is some info here [1] about such a transcription but it does not feel "definitive". Does anyone know if there is
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Greek before Homer – How Linear B was cracked(medium.com)
1 points by ilzmastr 6y ago|0 comments
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
This used to exist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQCgPfw5AMc But Electric Objects is no longer in the hardware business.
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by ilzmastr 6y ago
Shameless plug, but if you ever need to crop out the frame/surroundings of a bunch of photos of art: https://artsy.github.io/blog/2014/09/24/using-pattern-recogn...
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by ilzmastr 7y ago
Yea I mean that book basically says that Baum wasn't interested in using his or any algorithm with trading. He just had hunches and a value system that he really believed in for what world events would do to currency prices. I think th
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by ilzmastr 7y ago
I highly doubt it. Most of their hires were more machine learning with speech types from IBM, rather than topologists. I doubt the topologists they did hire were being hired for their expertise in fiber bundles rather than for their general
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What’s Inside the Google Coral Edge TPU? Speed Test and Teardown(medium.com)
2 points by ilzmastr 7y ago|0 comments
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by ilzmastr 8y ago
You should state your goals and timeline. There is a lot of deep stuff that can be ignored by many... Often there is a good 1st book, another for 2nd, for 3rd, and hopefully not many more after that. It also depends what community you ask,
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by ilzmastr 8y ago
Are you only interested in ML practicum? What did you take after real analysis? What are your thoughts/interests on analysis for ML, like the approximation theory that branched from Fourier and Wavelet analysis catching on with Cybenko
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
tl;dr deep learning needs data to learn invariances, "capsules" build in invariances to 3D rotation... somehow...
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
"We have the face oval, two eyes, a nose and a mouth. For a CNN, a mere presence of these objects can be a very strong indicator to consider that there is a face in the image. Orientational and relative spatial relationships between th
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
"We implanted 16/32 site Si-probes in male, adult zebra finches and recorded simultaneously their song and neural activity in HVC; then we used these data to train a long-short-term memory network (LSTM 5) to translate neural acti
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
This was also food for whiteboards in the show silicon valley. Compare: https://github.com/leandromoreira/digital_video_introduction... with: http://imgur.com/a/Sne89
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
On my planet all of those concepts work whether your RV takes values on a countable set (what a discrete RV means) or a continuum.
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
If the notes only discuss discrete valued RVs there is no problem. This looks like the case since from greping for "continuous" there are few results: https://github.com/ermongroup/cs228-notes/search?l=Ma
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
This article in the NYTimes is like Duchamp's urinal in a museum.
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by ilzmastr 9y ago
How is "We carry supercomputers in our pockets. Its simply not ok for apps to be sluggish." not a non sequitur?
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by ilzmastr 10y ago
Sure they can, many output probabilities: http://deeplearning.net/tutorial/mlp.html#mlp
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by ilzmastr 10y ago
What is the connection other than "they both have graphs somewhere in them"? I sort of see what you mean since NNs transport information across a graph in a straightforward (non-loopy) way, and PGMs can propagate information in cr
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by ilzmastr 10y ago
How do I submit ideas for other people?

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