Congratulations x 2 🎉🎉 to @SanghaniCtrVT grad M. Maruf (@sammarfy), who received a Ph.D. & garnered @VT_CS Ph.D. Research Award! This pic was taken at commencement with his advisor Anuj Karpatne (@anujkarpatne). Next chapter: Amazon AGI as an applied scientist. #HokieGrad#VT25
✨ We are presenting VLM4Bio at #NeurIPS2024 today.✨
Project Page: https://t.co/7GnvMH8pgR
Paper: https://t.co/jYZhTtf8Kd
Come chat with us! Poster # 97668
📍West Ballroom A-D #5201
🗓️ Thu 12 Dec 4.30 PM
If you are attending #ECCV2024 next week in person, please meet @mridulk97, who will present our work (PhyloDiffusion) on October 3rd. https://t.co/Vr7uM2pJsH (2/2)
@ulrichpaquet@NicLoizou@jmtomczak@DaniCMBelg We are facing a similar issue with our #NeurIPS2024 submission (ID 19132) with review scores of 5 7 7 6 (avg score 6.25) being rejected by the meta-reviewer on an unreasonable concern not mentioned in any of the reviews. I just emailed [email protected]. Hoping it gets looked.
How to network at a conference?
Many students will be attending their first-ever *in-person* conference this year. How exciting! 🤩
Some tips on making the best of attending a conference. 🧵
A year ago, a non-academic friend listened to a talk I gave. I thought it went great. My friend disagreed.
She said that academics are experts at making interesting stuff boring—and that we should all take a speech class.
So I did. And here are 6 most useful things I learned.
How to organize your talk?
Qual/prelim/defense/conference season is coming up! 😱 How should we organize the talk so that your committee members won't fall asleep?
Some simple tips I found useful ...👇
How to present a line plot?
Line plots are effective for describing the relationship between two variables of interests.
Unfortunately, most junior students would simply copy&paste the figure from the paper in their talk and cause much confusion. 😕
Let's break it down ... 🧵
Super excited to share that our work with @bujie314, @marufvt and @anujkarpatne "Learning Compact Representations of Neural Networks using DiscriminAtive Masking (DAM)" will be presented at #NeurIPS2021.
Full Paper: https://t.co/BTFjE1SqYQ
When we ask our graduate students what they like best about @SanghaniCtrVT they often say opportunities for multidisciplinary research. A good example: @arkadaw_ working w/advisor @anujkarpatne@VT_CS & faculty @VirginiaTech_ME on this exciting project. https://t.co/2f0UTqtfkt
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How to start a deep learning project?
We use a remarkably streamlined step-by-step process to set up deep learning projects. At the same time, people who are new to deep learning tend to always make the same (avoidable) mistakes.
Check out the thread below! 🧵
M. Maruf's (@mmaruf147) research as a Ph.D. student
@SanghaniCtrVT dives deep into machine learning and deep learning. His collaborative work was accepted at major conferences this year. Next up is #NeurIPS2021. Read his Spotlight: https://t.co/DWa5PRBL8l @VT_CS@anujkarpatne
In @SanghaniCtrVT Spotlight: @arkadaw_ gears his Ph.D research towards formulating generic ways of coupling scientific knowledge w/conventional deep learning. This past year he presented papers in proceedings of 2 major conferences. https://t.co/pYoT332HQB @VT_CS@anujkarpatne
For the first time in five years, I have a full-time work schedule. I thought I will trivially be 3-4 times more productive, but it turns out managing time well is so damn challenging. 😬
After watching productivity videos to procrastinate, here are what I found useful. 🧵
At #KDD2021 Adversarial Learning A session today, @SanghaniCtrVT Ph.D. student @arkadaw_ presented
"PID-GAN: A GAN Framework based on a Physics-informed Discriminator for Uncertainty Quantification w/Physics" (https://t.co/r5TFHTq0Ch). @mmaruf147 @anujkarpatne@VT_CS@kdd_news