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sushirain
12y ago
Karpathy's JavaScript demos are the first thing that I would show to a newcomer: http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/convnetjs/
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Hydrogen May Prove Fuel of the Future
(scientificamerican.com)
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12y ago
> just because positions are similar, doesn't mean that best moves in these positions have to be in any way similar too. To alleviate this, one can add more abstract/heuristic information about the position to the input (indic
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12y ago
I counted 15 occurrences in the deep learning topic.
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12y ago
Hebbian learning is the little idea we do have. We don't know much more: how memories are represented by neurons, control, consciousness, vision, and almost anything.
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12y ago
The biggest difference the memristor brings is to Machine Learning. The memristor is a first step towards a hardware implementation of Hebb's rule - "neurons that fire together wire together". Hebb's rule variants are us
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12y ago
A non-biologist summary: some complex compositions like sugars have been found to decompose (metabolize) outside of a cell. The research still does not explain how such compositions can form in the first place.
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13y ago
The article is exceptionally clear and well presented. We need more of this level of writing about machine learning. For me, it is most important to note what the article touches only at the end. If you have good features and representation
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13y ago
I am more concerned here with false negatives due to cropping, resizing, rotating, etc.
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13y ago
Just because I don't have enough understanding in other fields outside of software. It is possible, for example, that medicine today requires patents to advance faster.
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Patents won't help the engineer anyway, patents are made to protect the venture capitalist who invests the significant amount of money required to file the patent. That's the difference between the "inventor" and the &qu
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13y ago
Abolish software patents. A world without software patents is a world of free and faster innovation, of equal opportunity, and of open and cheap access to technology. Firms that have patentable knowledge are strong enough to not need govern
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What are you saying, that the judges should allow this patent? The solution is to make laws that forbid software patents. And if the old patents can be abolished, the better.
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Facebook's DeepFace Software Can Match Faces With 97.25% Accuracy
(forbes.com)
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The CVPR 2014 paper: http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/~wolf/papers/deepface.pdf
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Facebook’s DeepFace Project Nears Human Accuracy In Identifying Faces
(techcrunch.com)
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An explanation about environmental impact ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_garbage_patch#Pho... ): > Unlike organic debris, which biodegrades, the photodegraded plastic disintegrates into ever smaller piec
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Indian Ocean garbage patch
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
I agree. This is the most important point in this discussion.
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A version without paywall: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/Quest...
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Questions Over Absence of Cellphone Calls From Missing Flight’s Passengers
(nytimes.com)
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The Dash – wireless smart in-ear headphones
(impactlab.net)
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Also about this incident: "Nedivi (the pilot) reportedly was demoted for disobeying his instructor's order to eject and immediately thereafter promoted for saving his airplane—which two months later was repaired and flying again.&
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Get a life—or face the consequences
(economist.com)
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Can firms also fund a judge position in the US? An entire police station? A prison?
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Just hyphenate: Texas Appeals-Court Rules Phone-Search After Arrest Violates 4th Amendment [pdf]
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"Texas Appeals Court Rules Phone Search". This title is a garden-path sentence. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_path_sentence
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Also in there: A-10 and U-2 - out. F-35 and Global Hawk - in.
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Pentagon Plans to Shrink Army to Pre-World War II Level
(nytimes.com)
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Artificial general intelligence is not coming in the next, say, 30 years. And I am a big fan. A quick analogy: note that we can't even build an ant. It will take decades after that accomplishment to build a human level intelligence.
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