Awesome day with uncle Joe, we stopped off for a chicken fillet roll in Fundalk had a miwadi in a public house, had an in depth discussion about the weather and reminisced about the time I single handidly beat the Black and Tans out of Ireland #JoeBiden
Introduction to Deep Learning, Carnegie Mellon 2022-23
A nice set of lectures that covers the foundation of deep learning. Goes all the way from the history of DL, neural network theories, techniques & algorithms that are used in present times.
Lectures: https://t.co/0DVUK43FpS
📢 We are delighted to share the news that Trūata has been awarded first place in the PETs Prize Red Team Challenge: Advancing Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning!
Visit https://t.co/qOOUmcf5se for more details.
#PETs#SummitForDemocracy#Privacy#FederatedLearning
GPT-5: can perfectly build any website
GPT-6: can build and run a company
GPT-7: passes Turing test
GPT-8: overthrows world governments
GPT-9: fails to understand how Jira is supposed to work, gives up, asks humans for help
Watford’s Ken Sema suffers with a stutter, but he bravely came out and did the post-match interview last night... ❤️
This will really help a lot of people. Anyone who suffers with a stammer knows how hard and deflating it can be. Brilliant @Semaken! 👏
How a book written in 1910 could teach you calculus better than several books of today
[Calculus Made Easy, by Silvanus P. Thompson, 1910 - full text pdf: https://t.co/W4gspJGhHK or with the table of contents: https://t.co/55dkZzX4XV]
There will be a full-day workshop on deep learning for tabular data at #NeurIPS2022 this year! 🙌
To prepare for the panel, I also just found 4 new papers to review; will add to the list below 📚!
It'll be fun!
(the event is on Dec 2, 2022; more info: https://t.co/OY35qVQAKg)
A Short Chronology Of Deep Learning For Tabular Data:
https://t.co/VAXJRBMyzj
Deep tabular methods are an interesting research direction! So, this morning, I sat down and summarized my thoughts + the recent papers I read.
NEW DEMO!
Exploring the "length" dimension in the latent space of a language model ✨
By scrubbing up/down across the text, I'm moving this sentence up and down a direction in the embedding space corresponding to text length — producing summaries w/ precise length control (1/n)
This week's update to the tabular list features (surprise, surprise)
💫diffusion models💫!
"TabDDPM: Modeling Tabular Data with Diffusion Models" https://t.co/ghg553JOCy
Why is this useful & interesting?
1) Imbalanced data and oversampling;
2) Privacy.
How it works?
👇 1/13