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by itschekkers 10y ago
It is pretty obvious that the title is unnecessarily gendered, and that in this case it plays into broader stereotypes about women in STEM fields. I'm not sure why you are so insistent on defending it -- this is exactly the kind of thi
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by itschekkers 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I'm glad you made it through. I'm a researcher at Yale, and we've been developing algorithms to figure out which antidepressant is most likely to help a specific patient. We want to help p
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by itschekkers 10y ago
Sorry to hear about your experience, but I'm glad you have found ways of managing symptoms. Like you say, people absolutely do respond differently to different medications. I'm a researcher at Yale, and we've been developing
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by itschekkers 10y ago
looks nice, especially in reducing memory use. it would have been great if they built in k-fold cross-validation by default too
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by itschekkers 10y ago
applied ML research here also -- a lot of interactive (but highly parallelizable) modeling, graphing. Using medium-size data sets around 3-4GB in ram, by the time you forked it a few times, you easily end up beyond the m4.10xlarge or c4.8xl
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by itschekkers 10y ago
Umm they use the first 6 months of data in the model. How is it surprising that trajectory of stars in first 6 months predicts the rest of the trajectory.....
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by itschekkers 10y ago
I like the idea of this, and would love to give it a try. I would say, however, that the documentation/instructions are a little bit barebones. I know its just early days, but as a newcomer to node it is pretty difficult to know how to
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“Brainjacking” study reviews information security of neurological implants(boingboing.net)
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