jcreinhold

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   by jcreinhold 5mo ago

   If anyone's interested in Grothendieck's writing, which is primarily in French, I threw his "Séminaires de Géométrie Algébrique" (SGA, Algebraic Geometry Seminars) and "Éléments de Géométrie Algébrique" (EGA, E
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   by jcreinhold 4y ago

   Thanks for this. I was looking for someone to comment on this point. The list of apps that people most "want to delete" is highly correlated with apps with the list of apps with the most MAUs. The right thing to look at here is th
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   by jcreinhold 5y ago

   For people not familiar with what a healthy brain looks like in a CT image, here [1] is a reference. Fig. A in the original post corresponds to the same view (axial) of the brain as shown in the first image in [1]. The dark cashew-shaped bl
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   by jcreinhold 6y ago

   One of the authors here. I agree that most of the value in a clinical application won't come from the often (but not always) relatively small performance gains by tweaking your neural network architecture or fiddling with the loss func
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   by jcreinhold 6y ago

   Regarding smaller batch sizes and batch normalization: Have you found another normalization layer to work better for small batch sizes? I agree that the mean and variance of the small batches won't be representative of the true mean an
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   by jcreinhold 7y ago

   I took this class a few years ago. Prof. Žitković is a fantastic teacher. There is a set of more recent lecture notes here, https://web.ma.utexas.edu/users/gordanz/lecture_notes_page.h... , under the "Introduc