manthideaal

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How not to write a book about Keras
3 points by manthideaal 6y ago|0 comments
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by manthideaal 6y ago
to merge the properties of two objects you could use let merged = {...obj1, ...obj2}; See (1) which has 2808 votes. (1) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/171251/how-can-i-merge-p...
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by manthideaal 6y ago
In the source code to perform el.classList = v.classes the author uses: for (const name of v.classes) if (!el.classList.contains(name)) el.classList.add(name) for (const name of el.classList) if (!v.classes.includes(name))
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by manthideaal 6y ago
I wonder if a two step process could work better than this, first use a variational autoencoder or simple an autoencoder then use it to train the labeled sampled. In (1) there is a full example of using the two step strategy but using more
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by manthideaal 6y ago
Thanks for all the info. I think that mediasoup is a very good SFU. I wish you the best and I hope mediasoup SFU to become a crucial tool for rtc. Edited: In a recent article (1) it seems that multicast is better than SFU in webrtc. In the
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by manthideaal 6y ago
Each receiver sending feedback does not prevent the server for using datagrams with multiple destinations. I can see that each peer use a different resolution and bitrate but that is another layer, is like sending information at several r
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by manthideaal 6y ago
IPv6 could have and address for "reachable by default", I find that very useful, also IPv6 allow many addresses so that is not wasteful.
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by manthideaal 6y ago
In order to send a datagram to multiple IP the first, and naive idea, one can think of is to change the datagram protocol to allow for multiple destination. Today, 2020, is the right time. I am thinking about platforms that have hundred or
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by manthideaal 6y ago
To understand the terms: webrtc, stun, turn, mesh, sfu, mcu, ice and trickle ice, there is (1). 15 minutes to understand what is all this about. What about IPv6 stun and turn?, it seems other people asked the same idea I thought: (2) bout a
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by manthideaal 7y ago
Another link with pdf with lectures, exam and assigment and a link to video of lectures in (1) (1) https://www.davidsilver.uk/teaching/
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by manthideaal 7y ago
You are right. Also the Universal Approximation theorem (1) for neural networks guarantees that neural networks can approximate continuous function on compact subsets of R^n, in this case max(x,y). argmax([x,y]) = (sign(x[0]-x[1])+1)&#x2
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by manthideaal 7y ago
it seems that neural networks have problem for computing the maximum function, and a human can compute the maximum easily, so it seems that the three heuristic rules don't work in this case. (1) https://datascience.stackexch
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by manthideaal 7y ago
IANAL, but if the purpose of taking screenshot every 30 minutes is to control the work of the employee you must know that in the EU you have the right to be informed about any measure taken to control you. If you can convince the judge tha
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by manthideaal 7y ago
Using so many microservices seems like a good use of erlang, googling I found: (1) (1) http://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2019/10/kubernetes-and-the-...
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by manthideaal 7y ago
A more recent version of the last link in the Statistics and machine learning section is (1) (1) https://github.com/percyliang/cs229t/blob/master/lectures/no...
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US, Israel, South Korea, and China surveillance solutions for tracking Covid-19(zdnet.com)
2 points by manthideaal 7y ago|0 comments
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by manthideaal 7y ago
Thanks, here it is: https://www.zdnet.com/article/graph-theory-suggests-covid-19...
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Graph theory suggests Covid-19 might be a ‘small world’ after all
2 points by manthideaal 7y ago|2 comments
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by manthideaal 7y ago
Some more info from (1): The new Netwalker phishing campaign is using an attachment named "CORONAVIRUS_COVID-19.vbs". Related: Also from (2): APT36 uses two lure formats in this campaign: Excel documents with embedded malicious
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by manthideaal 7y ago
TP + FN means true positives plus false negatives, that is the number of deseased people. P should be the number of people that gives positive in the test, since TP means true positive in that sense. Also TP + FN = Prevalence of the dese
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by manthideaal 7y ago
I can't understand why one would use P in such a way that P = TP + FN, this is going to be a real mess. Afortunately there is the following page in which they only use TP,FP, TN, FN that is true/false and positive/negative. S
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Delete HTTPS://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitivity_and_specificity
1 points by manthideaal 7y ago|6 comments
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by manthideaal 7y ago
I think that assigning credit to individual features doesn't work if there is a strong interaction among features. I would like to see a method of constructing a map that describes sets of features with strong interaction, that is new
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by manthideaal 7y ago
Related: Poor man integrator (1), a 99 lines of maple symbolic integrator that uses an heuristic (parallel integrator). http://www-sop.inria.fr/cafe/Manuel.Bronstein/pmint/index.ht... Clearly, if your generat
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by manthideaal 7y ago
if AutoML-Zero is going to be more than a grid-like method then I think it should try to learn a probabilistic distribution over (method, problem, efficiency) and use it to discover features for problems using an auto-encoder in which the l
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by manthideaal 7y ago
With all due respect to Minsky, I find this zen style story a little silly. If Minsky want to say something informative why don't he use formal concepts like Jeffreys priors, mixing time, high dimensional varieties, minimun descriptio
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by manthideaal 7y ago
The idea of selecting the 25 features based on maximum correlation seems to be weak because it should introduce a lot of collinearity. In chapter 6 of the ISLR book there are many methods to work in high dimension, that is when number of f
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by manthideaal 7y ago
In (1) the author use as a cv a pdf that is also a bootloader , and in the comments it seems that he has improved the code. I wonder if he could render dangerzone as futile. (1) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19344146
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by manthideaal 7y ago
From your blog (5.5 years using scala) it seems that null is a problem in scala: Scala avoids the biggest pitfall of multiple inheritance elegantly, by only allowing one parent to have a constructor; classes may only be the first parent, an
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by manthideaal 7y ago
I have read the paper and there are plenty of useful references and points: related work, the 11 CNN based image generators models, and the discussion part. But sadly I could not obtain a clear picture of what is the difference between th

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