CU Denver students: join us this Wednesday March 30th 11am MST for AWM's first Programming Workshop! Dr. Yaning Liu will be presenting Machine Learning with Python that will include examples and resources that will be shared. In person and remote options. DM for details.
Join SIAM tomorrow March 16th at 12:30pm MDT for our next GIVES speaker! We have Dr. Harrison Ko from SRI International speaking about a machine learning approach that predicts paths of autonomous vehicles navigating in ocean currents. In-person and remote. DM for details.
The 18th annual FRAM Student Conference is coming up! FRAMSC will be held in Denver with remote options on March 12th. We're especially excited for our plenary speaker @hendricks_ae! Presenters: abstract deadline is March 4th. We hope to see you there!
Join us Wednesday March 2nd 12:30pm MST for our next GIVES speaker Brian Shucker talking about satellites, machine vision, and the technology behind Google Maps! Remote and in person options. DM for more details.
#webinar on 02/07/2022
Topic: Leveraging Mentorship - SSGG Career Development Webinar
Speaker: Dr. Ruth Gotian (@RuthGotian)
Date / Time: 02/07/2022 at 1- 2 PM (Eastern)
Registration (required): https://t.co/0Z9Rec1v3O
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Join us tomorrow Wednesday Dec. 1st at 11am MST for our next GIVES speaker Christina Bonfanti-Kumler at @NOAAResearch@CIRESnews! Christina will be giving a tutorial-style talk on neural networks and deep learning. In person and remote options available. DM for details.
@cudenvrmathstat Thanks to everyone who made it to the meeting! The insights of fellow students, both undergraduate and graduate, are inspiring and powerful. It is a joy to learn and grow with each of you!!
The Bias-Variance Trade-Off & "DOUBLE DESCENT" 🧵
Remember the bias-variance trade-off? It says that models perform well for an "intermediate level of flexibility". You've seen the picture of the U-shape test error curve.
We try to hit the "sweet spot" of flexibility.
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In trying to explain the benefit of RCTs on a Facebook post I was discredited for being only a trainee. I know it shouldn't hurt, but it really does. It helps to know I have great mentors who value me and see my worth!!