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tmabraham
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About tmabraham
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Comment #45807893
Sophont Inc. | Founding Research Engineer / Scientist | Remote | Full-time Sophont is a public-benefit corporation building open multimodal foundation models for medicine. Joining …
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Comment #43551138
I'm the co-founder of Sophont, happy to answer any questions!
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Comment #43491087
https://x.com/iScienceLuvr/status/1905144432791609480
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Comment #40588433
it was already planned for open-sourcing, the leak did not affect the plans in any way
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Comment #39700342
Nicolas Bourbaki is the name of a character in twenty one pilots' concept album "He'll always try to stop me, that Nicolas Bourbaki He's got no friends close, but those who know hi…
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The paper has preliminary results for video as well
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Comment #37131578
Because you can take advantage of pretrained CNNs and perform transfer learning, which is significantly more data-efficient than training from scratch, which is what you'd likely h…
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Comment #36769520
Yeah using data from a 7T MRI giving higher spatial resolution definitely helps! The fMRI dataset includes signal from the whole brain but we only use the data from the visual cort…
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Our model generates CLIP image embeddings from fMRI signals and those image embeddings can be used for retrieval (using cosine similarity for example) or passed into a pretrained d…
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Yes we've been looking into ControlNet as well, and I think there is one recent fMRI-to-image paper that also has tried ControlNet. Maybe we'll use ControlNet in MindEye v2 :)
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We think it could be useful for clinical research and maybe even diagnostics. For example, you could imagine a person with depression(or other neurological disorders) may have a di…
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