Delighted to share that my first paper in the field of AI for Healthcare has now been accepted for publication!
Thank you @Tavpritesh sir and team and congratulations ✨
VacSIM - the first reinforcement learning based vaccine allocation framework, launched in September 2020 is now accepted for publication in Intelligence-Based Medicine. Congratulations to the wonderful team. Gratitude to @driiv_delhi for the support.
https://t.co/5fjRJGlwL0
I’m just saying, none of {ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, AAAI} have been held in India. A lot of Indian representation you see in these conferences are Indian students studying in western institutions, but there’s a lot of untapped potential if you remove onerous visa requirements.
As the eldest daughter I feel like it is my responsibility to take care of everyone and everything. From making everyone at home eat their meals, making tea and snacks for guests, handling every crisis with a calm mind, taking care of everyone’s emotions, understanding everyone,
Want to develop new ML tools for healthcare? Want to solve clinical problems in oncology, hepatology, & internal medicine using ideas from ML and causal inference?
Join us as a postdoc at Vector:
https://t.co/6zSH2pIHYu [Feb 28]
Email: rahulgk at cs dot toronto dot edu
RT pls!
Busy people do a lot of triaging to figure out what to prioritize. I hope that no matter how busy I get, I remember all of the times someone could've prioritized me out but instead allocated time for me (usually with little net benefit for them), and pay that forward
If you’re in AI and want to make a massive impact & save lives, we’re 📈. Come join us!
We’ve got a super team building AI for augmenting docs+nurses. It’s already shown game changing results: https://t.co/9DjeRJVdFA
We work hard & play hard! RT if you’ve friends looking 4 opp.
@anand_bhattad For eg, project management is a skill civil engineers become adept at because of their on-field training. The ability to plan, and re-plan comes very handy in research. This obviously can't be at the cost of core skills that you may need to get into the program of your choice.
After coaching a lot of very successful people, here's an unsexy truth:
A lot of success is learning to grind when it's boring.
Staying engaged, working, and seeing it through when it's "boring" is a skill. If you expect all building to be exciting, you'll never make it.