Papers with Code

Post by mam2 » Wed, Jun 03, 2020, 8:38 AM UTC

ronyfadel wrote: post #15

soheil wrote: post #13

Amazing! Saves so much time not having to read a paper only to find there is really no code or very limited code to run. Not having delved too deep into this a suggestion would be to add the level of completeness of code to each paper. There are times a paper has great code included and 80% is there but is missing a crucial piece, sometimes the secret sauce, which would render it if not impossible to use. This is the…

Excluding some (e.g. OpenAI) papers that have limited their released results for ethical purposes, why would the authors generally not include their code? I remember going through a digital image processing course in uni where the final project was to implement a paper and check the results, and I remember that our results, when coded were different from the paper’s authors (although I can’t remember if it was becaus…