mrdrozdov

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   New AI Startup Co-Founded by Yoshua Bengio(elementai.com)

   7 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   CNTK from Microsoft Research has been rebranded as Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit. Here's the github repo: https://github.com/Microsoft/CNTK CNTK homepage ( http://www.cntk.ai/ ) now redirects to http
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   https://github.com/mrdrozdov/rabbit-holes
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   Hyperparameter Optimization in Scikit-Learn(scikit-optimize.github.io)

   2 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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   Bayesian Optimization in Scikit-Learn(scikit-optimize.github.io)

   2 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   Occam's razor implies that the simplest explanation is usually the correct one.
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   I wonder how much Trump could get paid to Tweet.
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   > The rewards to attracting the right people in the corporate world can more than justify a six-figure speech. Hedge funds often invite potential clients to events featuring prominent speakers. As one hedge fund manager has explained, if
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   by mrdrozdov 10y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out. The same acronym is used to refer to both versions. I like the description of Recursive Neural Nets versus Recurrent Neural Nets in this Stack Overflow post [1]. > A recursive network is just a generalizatio
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Recursive Neural Networks are not the same as Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs).
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    TorchNet: An Open Source Model for (Deep) Learning Research [pdf](lvdmaaten.github.io)

    2 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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    Simple Rules for Effective Statistical Practice [pdf](stat.cmu.edu)

    4 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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    Gen. Embedding and Variational Bayesian Inference for Multivar. Time Series ('12) [pdf](people.inf.ethz.ch)

    2 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    The paper presents improved techniques for training Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs). Code is published here: https://github.com/openai/improved-gan (uses TensorFlow, Theano, Lasgne) Nice work team!
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Publishers can blacklist ads, so unless they have tried to do so and failed then this is a way to shift blame from themselves on to a system that has been helping them all along.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    What's a server room?
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Apps have existed with subscriptions long before now. I suspect you will still be able to buy a flashlight app for a fixed price, but maybe you'll subscribe to Hulu through Apple rather than Hulu's backend.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Passive scans that hit your port 22 can hardly be called a security issue, and changing your port number definitely does not add any sort of security. This is a confusing concept, since changing your port number might decrease the probabili
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Firing seems like a toxic move, especially without knowing what happened. I'd like to think that Amazon has multiple layers of alerts built into place for situations like this, so this was probably a complex bug (perhaps a perfect stor
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    If there is no spike of sales, all hours of sales is worth the same, and assuming Amazon makes 100B per year in online sales, then it seems like a considerable loss, but still a drop in the bucket when compared to their total revenue: (
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    My impression on DL papers is that they are relatively clear to other papers in machine learning/math/stats. Especially for big conferences, many of the accepted papers have code released on github before the conference date eithe
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    The only way to really stay caught up is to read the papers that are being released (NIPS, ICML, ICLR, CPVR, etc). If you use a course or guide, then you're behind by definition. If you're okay with being a little behind, then the
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    My top reasons why everyone getting into maths/stats/cs should go straight for deep learning: a. recent findings are documented incredibly well in both research and code b. because of its success, there are many areas for useful c
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    I sense a serious sample size problem here.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    This doesn't exactly seem like the healthiest (or most efficient) routine. > A pattern emerged in my days during this period. Get up, get washed and dressed, wash down a couple of caffeine tablets with some strong coffee, pick up a
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    Neuromorphic Microchips(nature.com)

    2 points by mrdrozdov 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    That's an ironic turn of events.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Maybe they've learned enough about science, history, literature, and the modern world to the point that they realize they can make a difference. I'm not sure how you measure impact, but it feels like they're succeeding.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    I wish they had spent more time on scalable anonymous election systems, but I guess we'll get there eventually.
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    by mrdrozdov 10y ago

    Sounds like it's still a good problem for us to keep working on then :)