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Comment #16504611
Sorry, I am not a native English speaker, but I think it should be White Asian, do you say white americans? Also, Google accused in lawsuit of excluding white and Asian men in hiri…
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Comment #16504459
Higher education is not overestimated if it gives you better opportunities for the future. Perhaps some kind of higher education provides little economic value. I think that from a…
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Comment #16504405
Why collage and not college? https://www.learnenglish.de/mistakes/collagevscollege.html
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Comment #16504392
Why is American capitalized and asian isn't?
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Comment #16500415
When you are designing an hypothesis test the term positive and negative are not so clear. For example you can test that mean weight of bags is greater than 5.0 kg or smaller than …
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Comment #16482501
The experiment you suggest seems promising. As a math teacher, I don't know about this field. But to suggest experiments that "could" prove or support and hypothesis is a good way …
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Comment #16482209
Don't know anything about RNA, but I wonder if some kind of small virus could be used to test the micro RNA transport hypothesis. Googling "micro RNA virus", first link is https://…
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Comment #16452871
This kind of attack relies on a low margin DNN, see (1), a low spectral norm of the input-output jacobian matrix guarantees good generalization error. So a one pixel attack exploit…
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Comment #16452816
Given that DNN are deep, what a one pixel attack means is that one pixel change propagates through the map of features: one pixel => 0-level-feature change -> one 1-level feature c…
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Comment #16452784
If in a DNN for label a cat we explore the group of movements of the animal cat (realistic movements available for a cat) we could relate the discriminative power of the DNN to the…
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Comment #16452765
this paper https://openreview.net/forum?id=HJC2SzZCW suggest that sensivity is related to poor generalization power. To define derivative we need to use a natural parameter in such…
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Comment #16452723
We need to define the derivative of a deep model. I mean a way to measure how a model change when we change one pixel in the training data. Since pixel -> feature -> margin, we nee…