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rkp8000
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https://rkp.science
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Comment #46560648
I love Markdown. I'm a bit surprised, though, that you still can't open a .md file by default in most web browsers. It seems like it should be quite trivial to have the browser aut…
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Comment #46268940
Computing entropies of high-dimensional random vectors for a theoretical neuroscience study. The journey is mostly a repetition of (1) almost giving up because it's completely hope…
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Comment #44313733
A notable and interesting point of this article is that convolutions and correlations (convolutions without flipping the filter) are quite a bit more subtle on the sphere than on C…
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Comment #43964784
A (non-exhaustive) list of some notable papers: Maass 2002, Real-time computing without stable states: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12433288/ Sussillo & Abbott 2009, Generating …
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Comment #43899341
Thanks for the link to your article! If you don't mind my asking, how much does the role of mutual information in linking logical and thermodynamic reversibility depend on consider…
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Comment #43849566
A great pedagogical article on thermodynamic vs logical reversibility, for those interested: https://arxiv.org/abs/1311.1886 (Sagawa 2014).
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Comment #43373945
There are a few folks working on this in neuroscience, e.g. training transformers to "decode" neural activity ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16046 ). It's still pretty new and a bit …
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Comment #43027633
This is just to say: the poem at the end is a play on William Carlos William's poem, entitled "This is just to say".
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Comment #42613394
This reminds me of a project I worked on during my PhD, where you create a network of scientific documents and notes/threads via Markdown, with a similarly structured "rabbit-hole"…
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Comment #42382304
MSR has a very clear and accessible tutorial on quantum computing for anyone interested in getting up to speed with the fundamentals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_Riqjdh2oM .
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Comment #42175985
Yep! This relationship is well known in statistical mechanics. I was just surprised that in many years of intersecting with information theory in other fields (computational neuros…
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Comment #41782199
Here is a link to the press conference with Hopfield at Princeton University: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk3Ok1D1xR8
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Comment #41723916
Connectome-adjacent neuroscientist here. Definitely not a dead end! But also definitely not the whole picture. One of the main open questions in neuroscience right now is how netwo…
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Comment #41114292
I love that Ridge Regression is introduced in the context of multicollinearity. It seems almost everyone these days learns about it as a regularization technique to prevent overfit…
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Comment #38561485
I had the same thought. If a were constant I believe the solution would just be a convolution of b_t with an exponential filter. I think this is different because a_t depends on ti…
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