subcosmos

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by subcosmos 10y ago
because Im a newb. Looking forward to expand my repitoire!
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by subcosmos 10y ago
Stock Cafenet, trained from scratch.
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by subcosmos 10y ago
It does! They've been gracious enough to let me use their data since I'm running a nonprofit experiment.
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by subcosmos 10y ago
Built using those newfangled convolutional neural network things. Trained caffe on a set of about a million food related images. Can't believe how accurate the classifier is... UI needs work. Would love feedback on how to make food log
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Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food(infino.me)
202 points by subcosmos 10y ago|127 comments
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by subcosmos 11y ago
It always helps. Some people just need to try harder. Much deeper, and more valuable, would be information on the optimal time of day to eat, exercise, etc, and more information on the specifics of the exercise needed (in terms of intensity
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Agreed completely. My deepest passion is aging biology. What I learned however in studying type II diabetes and obesity, is that the molecular mechanisms are hugely aligned. Its all the same core metabolic genes that the aging biologists fo
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by subcosmos 11y ago
I like your thoughts here! Indeed I have been hoping to mostly attract people who are willing to be fully open with their data. If I ever get big enough to implement this 'algorithms in/results out' approach I intend to re-en
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by subcosmos 11y ago
No problemo! Really what we need is some kind of homeomorphic encryption process that would enable large scale Genome Wide Association Studies (GWAS) to be performed without actually divulging the underlying raw data. Until that happens tho
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by subcosmos 11y ago
It's more genetic than people realize. In my PhD I focused heavily on the key gene responsible. Your stem cells are literally predisposed to become adipose tissue instead of muscle from the start. It sucks.
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Im tempted just to turn the axis off and make a box showing total counts. Getting things to line up is always a pain. Yuck! Thanks for reporting the bug.
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Well, so this project of mine is in beta, which makes you the 22nd Fitbit user. Not the best sample size :) Im on the higher end too. Not sure how we stand up against the 20 million other fitbit users out there.
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by subcosmos 11y ago
I will post it eventually. Need to clean things up first. On the frontend, there really isn't anything new aside from whats already been featured in the many examples for dc.js: https://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/ Wh
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by subcosmos 11y ago
In short, I built a search engine for my genome. Im letting the rest of the world use it ;) I did my PhD work in diabetes genetics. It runs in my family, and Im kinda pissed that its killing off a large fraction of us. The eventual goal is
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Looking for partners in science?
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by subcosmos 11y ago
I DO have a much larger viz in the works! It lets you cut down by race, year (1999-2013), and a few other metrics. I wanted to put this out first to see how it performs on various devices. Stay tuned! I come from an academic background. Mad
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by subcosmos 11y ago
I have indeed been chasing an obscure bug. It's not within dc.js itself, but the underlying D3 library. Sorry mobile users! The best Ive been able to do is show a screenshot for many mobile browsers. Even so, the draw performance is te
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by subcosmos 11y ago
As lifespan in the modern age continues to increase, it is interesting to dig into the leading causes of death for perspectives on where to put our research efforts. Made using the dc.js library. It's interactive! You can click on any
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Show HN: Visualization of Longevity and Mortality(infino.me)
38 points by subcosmos 11y ago|24 comments
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Thanks Dang! Id love that.
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by subcosmos 11y ago
Click on the various plots to filter the dataset. Made with dc.js, an awesome library that combines D3 and crossfilter for making interactive displays of highly-dimensional datasets. Data from the CDC Wonder database.
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Show HN: Visualization of Longevity and Mortality(infino.me)
1 points by subcosmos 11y ago|3 comments