sea-shunned

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   by sea-shunned 2y ago

   I've been supporting non-computational (i.e. scientists) to use and finetune SAM for biological applications, so excited to see how SAM2 performs and how the video aspects work for large image stacks of 3D objects. Considering the inst
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   by sea-shunned 3y ago

   I agree that adding state pension would be useful, though that's another layer of maintenance... Real slick though and very clear, thanks for putting it together! Would you mind sharing a bit about what you're using underneath, as
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   by sea-shunned 4y ago

   Streamlit[0] was created specifically to create dashboards for ML/data science groups, and I've found it pretty useful. I've used it for research (model inspection and development), as well as teaching and it's been pret
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   by sea-shunned 4y ago

   I'll agree that there is increasing emphasis on reproducibility and _useable_ software in academia. Writing documentation, unit tests etc. is still not really rewarded properly, but at least within the current paradigm such efforts are
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   by sea-shunned 5y ago

   It's also a shame that this paper in turn doesn't cite "Testing Heuristics: We Have It All Wrong" (J. N. Hooker, 1995) ( http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.71.... ), which discus