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I'm so glad I published my first paper under my chosen name before I legally changed it! I didn't know if it would come back to bite me and had no one to ask, but really it's fine!
My student just got SUPER EXCITED when I told her she can publish under her chosen name, even if it isn't her legal name.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but rules around 'publication names' are very loose (and rightly so). You decide how you will be named on papers.*
Researchers from @UCLouvain_be are giving 3 presentations at @RealAAAI! The first is this afternoon by @AlexMattenet, on "Constraint Programming for an Efficient and Flexible Block Modeling Solver", best paper award winner of @CP2019conf, work with @pschaus@sgrnijssen. #AAAI2020
99 smartphones are transported in a handcart to generate virtual traffic jam in Google Maps. Through this activity, it is possible to turn a green street red which has an impact in the physical world by navigating cars on another route! #googlemapshacks https://t.co/3gixMxopE6
met a ton of wonderful people at #FAT2020 ⭐ I feel hopeful knowing that these important topics are being studied and worked through by so many thoughtful and deeply caring individuals.
Huge thanks to everyone involved in @ctrlz_ai_zines! From deconstructing our understanding of race through cybernetics to exploring transfeminist futures, it was the ideal creative space to consider & confront important themes. And build mini autonomy-protecting umbrellas.
The best paper award goes to Alex Mattenet, Ian Davidson, Siegfried Nijssen and @pschaus for their article: "Generic Constraint-based Block Modeling using Constraint Programming" 🥂
Accepted paper 4 @CP2019conf, by Alex, Siegfried and Pierre, in collaboration with Ian Davidson: "Generic Constraint-based Block Modeling using Constraint Programming"
@chordbug @EvpokPadding most text editors show non breaking spaces as something other than a blank space but yeah it's not the most clear when sharing code with others...
@merlinpatt77 @farbandish@tsimonite the slide is not saying they guess the gender of the face (though Facebook probably does) but that they validated that it detects different faces
@merlinpatt77 @farbandish@tsimonite Many facial recognition systems are trained on white men's faces only, which score well on their test set (of white men's faces). To measure the accuracy, it has to be tested on varied datasets, and score consistently across different groups.