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rkaplan

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About rkaplan

Contact me: rjkaplan at cs dot stanford edu

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    This is the correct answer. A key reason Rebco is so much better than older alternatives is that it can be cooled to superconductivity using only liquid nitrogen (77K), as opposed …

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    Longtime DVC user here - this is going to be so helpful. We use DVC for all of our model and data versioning, but what's been missing is the ability to cleanly integrate that into …

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    Great anecdote from Jeff Dean's twitter [1] about how they thought to try this experiment, given that doctors didn't know such a thing was possible: "Funny story. We had a new team…

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    This is not "AI that builds AI". The actual research behind AutoML is called NASNet ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/1707.07012.pdf ), and all it is simply: we found two good neural network…

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    The AI Grant fellowship has been an awesome experience so far; I highly recommend applying if you're on the fence. The grant itself is useful (and this round includes $20k of Googl…

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    This post doesn't even mention the easiest way to use deep learning without a lot of data: download a pretrained model and fine-tune the last few layers on your small dataset. In m…

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    "In contrast to deep neural networks which require great effort in hyper-parameter tuning, gcForest is much easier to train." Hyperparameter tuning is not as much of an issue with …

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    This paper is important for a few reasons: - Labeled data is very expensive. Historically attempts to learn on synthetic data has failed because ConvNets are very good at detecting…

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    This paper builds off of DeepMind's previous work on differentiable computation: Neural Turing Machines. That paper generated a lot of enthusiasm when it came out in 2014, but not …