ntenenz

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by ntenenz 9y ago
MGH & BWH Center for Clinical Data Science | Lots of positions | Boston, MA | ONSITE only We're a startup embedded within Partners Healthcare that is applying machine learning to medicine and is focused on commercializing the resul
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by ntenenz 10y ago
While I definitely wouldn't recommend it for a small project due to its verbosity, Java + the Spring ecosystem (or some other Java framework) probably powers a large percentage of the sites you visit regularly.
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by ntenenz 10y ago
Do you mean something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdIIJuPh3SI https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/flack https://speakerdeck.com/miguelgrinberg/flask-at-scale
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by ntenenz 11y ago
uptodate.com is a standard medical reference used by many doctors. Perhaps start there? Warning: it's a subscription service.
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by ntenenz 11y ago
Yup, you will. It's nice to show where that comes from though. :)
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by ntenenz 11y ago
The following defines the Fibonacci recurrence relation (in matrix form): [F(n+1); F(n)] = [1 1; 1 0]^n * [F(n); F(n-1)] or [F(n+1); F(n)] = [1 1; 1 0]^n * [1; 0] if we define F(0) = 0 and F(1) = 1. However, we can diagonalize [1 1; 1 0] us
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by ntenenz 11y ago
Being computationally limited by GEMM is both a benefit and a pitfall. The operation itself is highly parallelizable and typically compute-bound (as opposed to memory-bound). As a result, advances in GPU performance will translate into impr
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by ntenenz 12y ago
This^^^
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by ntenenz 12y ago
For those who are interested, the Aethon Tug and Vecna QCBot are the major players in this space. I believe Panasonic is currently developing one as well.
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by ntenenz 12y ago
Szeliski also has written a comprehensive Computer Vision book for those looking to learn the field. It's a fairly good one (and available for free online - http://szeliski.org/Book/ ).
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by ntenenz 12y ago
If you know the structure of your data (or lack thereof) a priori, of course you can select an algorithm that outperforms one that is strong in a more general sense. An insertion sort is O(N) for nearly sorted data (hence why it's use
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by ntenenz 13y ago
Link to the abstract for the lazy: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/01/23/1323818111.abst...
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by ntenenz 13y ago
FYI, LastPass works with the Lenovo fingerprint scanners. I have even gotten it to work under linux.
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by ntenenz 13y ago
Thumbs up on the Ulrich textbook. I took a class with him at Penn, and it was fantastic. Highly recommended if you ever get the chance.
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Nonlinear Model Fitting Using Least Squares(scholar.harvard.edu)
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