🤔 Can general-purpose LLMs tackle domain-specific challenges like drug discovery?
Our answer is yes, when they collaborate as multi-agents!
Our project, conducted during my internship at Genentech, is now available in arXiv!
Paper: https://t.co/fvFSc2ennc
Already the last day at @iclr_conf where we presented our work with @rahulgk on
Augmenting Neural ODEs with long range memory using orthogonal projection dynamics 🚀
https://t.co/NA6SL1j7bN
Here is an example of the quality of reconstruction of our model for clinical time series 😍 After processing the whole time series, we aim at reconstructing the past from hour=24.
Self-promotion/related work: last summer my intern @EdwardOnBrew worked on models for estimating time-varying treatment effects: https://t.co/Br3Qtxsqaw
Really proud how this one turned out! 😊
We provide a framework for developing general curvature measures for hypergraphs, analysing their respective strengths and weaknesses.
Stay tuned for more information!
Ultimately, modeling uncertainties in the individual treatment effects predictions can potentially lead to more informed treatment decision and better deferral strategies, as shown in our experiments.
Predicting the effect of treatments on patients with *uncertainty* 📈
My talk at @FieldsInstitute is available here : https://t.co/F1AoI4Zrwu. Joint work with @_hylandSL@javiergonzh
Paper is available https://t.co/OHK4NAObmL
In this paper we relax the limiting overlap assumption by explicitely modeling the lack of support for individual treatment effect estimation through epistemic uncertainty (as initially suggested by @anndvision, @yaringal and others)
We model epistemic uncertainties by learning a Neural Stochastic Differential Equation that parametrizes the posterior of the hidden temporal process, leading to a varitional posterior for neural differential equations.
Excited to share my new work : "Deep Counterfactual Estimation with Categorical Background Variables" to appear at #neurips 🎉 This work tries to relax the strong assumptions needed for counterfactual reconstruction by allowing for a controlled error. https://t.co/MszkSe0Jb3
@MaxIlse @eric_nalisnick Because you can represent them as NODE normalizing flows, they might suffer from the same issues ? -> https://t.co/Yshka6yiML