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  1. Jun 2018
    1. years, they’ve succeeded — they created technology that uses WiFi to sense people through walls. Only, the signal it returns is really scant. Now, researchers at MIT hav

      vai all and more

    1. can do in the way of generating music. They explore new applications of artificial intelligence that can generate new ideas independent of humans. It is the closest we have come to machine creativity. Although machines aren’t yet ab

      can do and mroe

    1. hat we can use to compare our estimated function with it, the best strategy would be to build a very complex model that fits the training data really well (overfitti

      true function is not

    2. . On the contrary, models with high variance overfit the training data by closely follow (mimick) the training data where the learning algorithm will follow the

      so learn so much and does not do well or good.

  2. May 2018
    1. help make decisions. In terms of impact on the real world, ML is the real thing, and not just recently. Indeed, that ML would grow into massive industrial relevance

      help make decision here and there ML

    1. r hit me that the flaw in decision theory was so deep. Until came out of nowhere a paper by the physicist Ole Peters, working with the great Murray Gell-Mann. T

      paper by the physicist - prevented a version of the stuffs - social science.

  3. Apr 2018
    1. e’re still learning how to get this right. There are many exceptional people with far more experience of patient involvement than we have, and yesterday’s event was a chance to mee

      how to get this right.

    1. technology could provide important insights into disease mechanisms in wet AMD and diabetic retinopathy."Clara Eaglen, RNIB Eye Health Campaigns Ma

      so more and more clear and good