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by tmarkovich 7y ago
We use them at Forge.AI for high-precision entity disambiguation and to provide explainable automated dependency analysis [1] as part of a filtering system. [1] https://hackernoon.com/knowledge-graphs-for-enhanced-machine...
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by tmarkovich 7y ago
Forge.AI | Cambridge, MA (Greater Boston Area) | ONSITE | https://forge.ai Forge.AI is seeking computer scientists with a passion for technology and a thirst for solving unique and hard problems. Forge is solving one of hardest
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by tmarkovich 7y ago
Forge.AI | Cambridge, MA (Greater Boston Area) | ONSITE | https://forge.ai Forge.AI is seeking computer scientists with a passion for technology and a thirst for solving unique and hard problems. Forge is solving one of hardest
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by tmarkovich 8y ago
I can't stand how poorly sound-isolated the conference rooms and offices are. I have literally been standing outside a conference room, waiting for my meeting to start, and overheard the details of a company shutting down. The private
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Hierarchical Classification at Forge.AI(forge.ai)
4 points by tmarkovich 9y ago|0 comments
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Linking Python to C with CFFI(tmarkovich.github.io)
2 points by tmarkovich 9y ago|0 comments
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Linking Python to C using CFFI(svbtle.com)
1 points by tmarkovich 9y ago|0 comments
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by tmarkovich 9y ago
Gamalon | Full-Stack Engineer | Boston | Full-Time Gamalon is developing a radical new approach to machine learning coming out of MIT and Stanford and applying it to create amazing new products. http://gamalon.com/technology
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by tmarkovich 9y ago
Gamalon | Full-Stack Engineer | Boston | Full-Time Gamalon is developing a radical new approach to machine learning coming out of MIT and Stanford and applying it to create amazing new products. http://gamalon.com/technology
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by tmarkovich 9y ago
Check out companies like cardlytics and acxiom. Cardlytics basically provides the exact service you're wondering about.
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by tmarkovich 10y ago
The article's headline was edited after this was posted. We do have examples where the code does rewrite itself statistically. For more information, see https://gamalon.com/technology/ Full disclosure, I work at G
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AI Software That Writes and Rewrites Its Own Code(technologyreview.com)
19 points by tmarkovich 10y ago|3 comments
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Startup Gamalon gives AI bots a head start without Google-level resources(bloomberg.com)
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by tmarkovich 10y ago
Gamalon | Cambridge, MA (Near Boston) | ONSITE | http://gamalon.com We are building a probabilistic programming language to perform bayesian program learning at scale. Learn more about our technology here: http://gama
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by tmarkovich 10y ago
Gamalon | Cambridge, MA (Near Boston) | ONSITE | http://gamalon.com We are building a probabilistic programming language to perform bayesian program learning at scale. Learn more about our technology here: http://gama
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by tmarkovich 10y ago
On a slightly unrelated note, I love the theme of the Electron plot. Is there any place where I could find it?
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by tmarkovich 10y ago
From the iPython notebook that appears to be associated with the blog post [1], they appear to be using Stan [2]. Stan is a relatively mature PPL that was designed with specific priorities in mind such as treating continuous variables. Over