@flxia_ @GraphJJA @FangYi11101 This isn’t quite right, though it’s an easy mix-up. A single sum X+Y need not be Gaussian: two dice give a triangular law, while if X,Y \sim \mathrm{Exp}(1) are i.i.d., then X+Y \sim \Gamma(2,1). The CLT is about summing many independent variables, not just two.
@ninja_maths Perhaps this could be improved by showing the actual Butcher tableau?
This would make understanding table itself useful for further study (Butcher series, etc), rather than just a pedagogical device.
But this already much nicer than how RK is usually presented :)
@norpadon@doomslide It’s good but more journals, etc need to accept manuscripts in this format for it to really take off. I’ve wanted to use it before but it’s gone against submission guidelines
@TheExtremeMusi1 Anton Newcombe, idk if it was the alcohol that made him almost hit the guitarist over the head with a guitar or if he’s just like that. Fantastic show though.
@predict_addict Interesting, but with no benchmarks on OGB and no comparison with graph transformers (i.e., GPS, graphormer, etc) I wouldn’t be so certain about calling this SOTA.
@commieposting3 Observation bias. Many of these states existed before camera cell phones were available: 1956 Tbilisi riots, about 150 were killed by the Soviet Army in Black January, about 20 killed in Baltic Janurary events, etc. And this is just a small selection in the USSR alone.
@BOBO783082@spargles Residue of Soman or Sarin nerve gasses were found in foliage and soil samples in 1988 independently by a UN chemical weapons expery. A separate UN report also identified VX residue in the same year. A gas cloud resembling mustard gas is also reported a few times, but unconfirmed.