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  1. Jun 2018
    1. height

      speed line and more

    2. useless for localization purpos

      more about these and stuffs.

    3. solved. We have great maps, primarily Google Maps, where roads, buildings, bridges and all other interesting physical objects are mapped. I thought

      solved and more

    1. neural networks these graphs are represented in the computer by matrices and vecto

      algebra

    2. king about a subset of ma

      learning andmore

    3. ubset of machine learning. Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence. Said an

      deep learning and more

    4. erequisites seem so broad, and help us study just the essentials. Besides, the his

      essitian adn more

    1. ea of what that means. If you read 10 papers per day, then it would take you 16 month

      submitted to nips

    2. tions. The

      different levels here and there

    3. ayers and generate the rest. By solving unsupervised deep learning, the netw

      compression and more

    4. . One of the big research problems about generative models is how do we create them

      pose estimatino an dmore

    5. t work is to perhaps understand what the two networks are actually d

      two network are doing.

    6. uman-level AI cannot emerge solely from model-blind learning machines; it requ

      machine learning

    7. and intenti

      intension and more

    8. teraction learning. Ego motion has been empirically verified to be good base that lea

      and more

    9. e conceptual model of that of maintaining a ‘world model’ and the Siamese netwo

      model of the world model here and there.

    10. is th

      curiosuiyt and more

    11. e year. M

      for the year and more

    1. drew gave talks at the schools I attended. I also had friends who worked with hi

      talk at the schools and more.

    2. pinion that deep learning is for more established people, because they have less to l

      hold the opinion and more

    3. er tweaking and theoretical as

      deep learning and more

    4. t things that sort of “

      sort of work and stuff.

    5. ur accent? Probably not. Even if it recognized your speech, it might struggle to react p

      properly

    6. oday is that it actually worked really well on some interesting problems, e.g. (1) a ve

      fame that it have today

    7. oduction to Computational Geometry[1] , written by Marvin Minsky and Seymour A.

      limitation here and there

    1. nology, it’s nice to see that engineers are thinking about the people who might be a

      someone is there and more

    2. -powered system, dubbed RF-Pose, bouncesWiFi signals through the walls and off p

      as they come back.

    3. 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. be better of if you focus

      better in one.

    2. m must know “why” because it is the single most important thing. If the team

      why and why does that happen

    3. pact the mission. One of the subordinates made a mistake? That’s the lead

      mission and more

    1. nocent suspects on trial over and over again (if you keep fishing in your data) ev

      if you keep putting and more

    2. guilty person also makes it easier to convict an innocent person), unless you ge

      guliter person andmroe

    3. not leaving your default action. (We statisticians are so creative at naming stuff. Guess which mistake is worse. Type I? Yup. So creative.)

      creative

    4. unsurprising is my evidence?” The lower the p-value, the more the data are yellin

      evdience and more

    5. ok at a p-value or a confide

      interval and more

    6. ction or a prior b

      blanck

    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

    2. ages generated as being art or not. When an image is generated, the discriminato

      when an iamge is more

    3. rated by the generator. The generator tries to generate images similar to the train

      the more image .

    4. e artist will create art today that tries to emulate the Baroque or Impressionist sty

      or any other styel here and there.

    5. styling of the great artists of our past. Although these topics will be touched upon

      we will focus image and more

    6. dvancement that has been made in the field of artificial intelligence. Image

      this is very veyr cool

    1. ead to increase the training error in the process which is okay because what we ca

      so that it would generzlie well and good.

    2. 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

    3. . 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.

    1. mber of LSTM units in a LSTM cell at every time step of the network.Following p

      every time step of the network/

    2. other argument

      cell input here and there.

    3. mber of LSTM units in a LSTM cell at every time step of the network.Following p

      every time step of the network/

  2. May 2018
    1. ration of systems that mimic certain narrowly-defined human skills — with little in the

      mimic certain narroe area of the major open problems here and there.

    2. ly more closely resemble the current air-traffic control system than the curr

      current tracfic control system .

    3. an-imitative AI gives rise to levels of over-exuberance and media attention

      level of the media attension here and there.

    4. to bear in the care of other humans. It would help maintain notions of releva

      other humans here and there.

    5. This emergence sometimes arises in conversations about an “Internet of Things

      more of internet of things and more and more.

    6. istics — the discipline focused

      patterns here and there .

    7. base and dist

      data base the distributed systems here and there.

    8. 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

    9. nment. Just as early b

      just early building bridges here and there.

    10. deas such as “information,” “algorithm,” “data,” “uncertainty,” “computing,” “inf

      infromation idea algo optimization and much of more .

    11. chers call “provenance” — broadly, where did data arise, what inferences were dr

      where the data have arrives here and there.

    12. g an uptick in Down syndrome diagnoses a few years ago; it’s when the ne

      new machine arrived.

    13. tesis. But amniocentesis was risky — the risk of killing the fetus during the pro

      there are so many problems here and there.

    14. distrac

      distract us

    15. phrases that cross over from technical academic fields into general circulation, t

      many more fo the people are the ones are the phrase

    1. ve more vi

      Docker is old or two days old - when it was realeased.

    2. un

      patches for monthes here and there .

    3. ock

      older material - how docker was versioned - CE - more expensive - free and open source.

    1. Doc

      Daemon - CLI - host OS - runs on linux - damn - Docker Linux - reading material.

    1. al W

      VM isolate system - the whole - applications.

    2. o Docke

      we can use Docker on a VM as well - Docker Container here and there.

    1. eos like

      should be on the server - understand it here and there. New servers here and there.

    1. sub

      better arch.

    2. D

      installation inscuttion here and there - tensorflow deploy.

    3. ck

      dependecy here and there - compatibale with the machine.

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      source code here and there - developer - and let them know.

    5. iv

      wizrad.

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      so on - docker is very powerful and cool

    7. nt

      vagrant - under hood - VM - waste ful ness.

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      web frame work

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      save time and money - is saved here and therer.

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      large team of developer.

    1. countab

      investing in more of the stuffs - current use of time

    2. ountability (to both self and others). If you track and are required to report som

      self and others.

    3. 20 hours left

      320 less and less hours left again

    1. helper functions that were used in the previous post. If you recall, we used upsampling

      herlper function

    2. (FCN-32s) produces is very coarse – even if we run it on the same image that we were

      training it on

    1. ustomer support and remediation. It’s never the person on the phone’s fault, they’re just some poo

      it is not the decision to make

    2. ffer is just the first businessman who’s stopped by your watermelon patch, gl

      patch glanced all of it right now.

    3. at diff

      different stages here and there

    4. inform

      protecting information - save it

    5. ompany won’t even sen

      offer letter and the stuffs - details here and there - joke time.

    6. you, this will

      feed back of the interveiw as well as improve in the next interview.

    7. the wrong foot an

      greedy and about the stuffs.

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      labour for money and stuffs.

    9. economic

      system - any time soon

    10. inexplicable

      people can do while another can't do it

    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.

    2. ment recommendations based on the long term returns of the market, beware. Eve

      forecast were true

  3. Apr 2018
    1. . Wealthfront, Betterment, Personal Capital & Future Advisor are the to

      more and more are getting better and better

    2. itional advisers to manage their clients better and help individuals to better

      manage clients better and more do better.

    1. est solution here would be to take the LOG of the values. Another issue is the use

      log of the values - .

    2. the specific feature is small, it usually suffice fill in the NaNs with the average v

      Pandas can do this really really well.

    3. nd Scala. Although, I would personally recommend Python as it has all the math librar

      interactive web UI - numpy and pandas here and there.

    1. erfit representation of the tr

      new data - and this is not the good one.

    2. 5 degrees As the flexibility increases beyond this point, the training error increases

      the model have memroize the training data.

    3. rfitting. I choose to use models with degrees from 1 to 40 to cover a wide range. To compar

      best on the training data.

    4. o use for model optimization

      we need some sort of model and creating these stuffs here and there.

    5. ith a high varian

      high variance - chage so much from the training data.

    6. The model failed to learn the relationship between x and y because of this bias,

      learn the training data - capture the change.

    7. as high bias, which means it makes a strong assump

      high bias - data is linear however that is wrong - that is wrong here and there.

    8. ing, we wan

      model to learn the true function here and there.

    9. world process, whether natural or man-made, the data does not exactly fit to a

      in any real world process here and there.

    10. s relationships between the inputs, called features, and outputs, called labels, from a tr

      input and the output - from a training dataset.

    11. d, but it’s really just a combination of numerous small ideas. Rather than trying to learn e

      Small ideas all together and more and more

    1. l go to a dead stat

      The number of the stuffs does not matter rather just going from one state to another.

    2. pecial symbol ‘$’

      any special symbol is the thing that we are going to talk about.

    3. mple, the number of ‘

      the number of a have to be the same as the number of the b

    4. ε, ε

      here we are going to say the say that the empty.

    5. put stack

      Q is the final state as long as they are in the final state.

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      make moves - final.

    1. he process of

      So here we are going to think in the context of the transaction as well.

    2. sh ‘c’ on

      replace the stuff from one side to another.

    3. may or may not read an inp

      input - read the top of the transaciton.

    4. DFA for a regular grammar.

      remember a information

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      all length - o and 1 - sigma star is the infiniate stuff

    2. starting

      of length 2 or 3 or more or etc...

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      power of symbol - 0 and 1 - power - all string - zero - this is nothing eplison.

    4. it

      there is a notion of infiite of combination of everything when it comes to the notion of language.

    5. ing

      all of the zero and one - three - now we are going to make all of them in the three as well - 000 - the notion of string and conversation - collection of language - etc.

    6. in

      symbol - a b c d - alpha bet - collection of symbol - all together - they are together - example - {a,b{ - {d,e,g} - numbers of the stuffs as well -

    1. tat

      each layer have some kind of special aspect and more detialed version.

    2. Co

      context free language - tunrning machine - and undecideable - and more and more

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      we cannot design the thing - such as given the what kind of things we cannot make it happen.

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      compiler that accets certain java code.

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      string that end in zero and now more and more.

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      not solve - subject - how fast and space.

    7. ory

      abstract of computer science.

    1. orical perspective. As I explore, I’ve noticed that the earliest manifestations of the

      basic

    2. ch of these manifold definitions of consciousness is surprisingly easy to fi

      easy to find and more and more find today.

    1. did not suddenly become conscious. Nor will they suddenly gain an architectu

      what is aware - and being alive.

    2. d moments mainly live in information space. In today’s visual softwar

      information space - and all kinds of ways.

    3. the light pattern on the lef

      left - monjey - pattern of the die - death.

    4. d say the encoding of color up to the primary visual cortex fits within Edelman’s

      what we count as that - many layers.

    5. boldly attempts to demon

      what is being aware.

    6. w machines possess each one. If you feel I’ve omitted an important aspect of consciousness,

      machines each one.

    1. w?” The other guy who was sitting quietly throughout, looks at him like an idiot, and says, “

      another question.

    1. ssible to identify a patient from the records, and that its findings “may be used

      from the record here and there.

    2. g the images requires trained and experienced human eyes to identify probl

      each case and more - used and tackle - deep mind.

    1. d and the NHS trust it worked with insisted that all the agreements were in order. The Stream

      full case history - in order.

    1. nted DeepMind’s hopes of inte

      deep mind - in the hopes any time soon.

    2. whether DeepMind was the best choice given that Stre

      best choice - bit on the project.

    3. lockchain technology that underpins the cryptocurren

      NHS - pateitn data

    4. nsplant. Within seconds of a lab pathologist entering blood t

      blood test - and more and amalyzed streams app - blood test

    5. nd said a commercial product using AI is a ways off. Strea

      Stream - uses now AI

    6. ftware can help doctors find the best treatments for cancer.

      cancer and more and more - DNA and more

    7. he records to conduct safety testing

      first product - and this was a scandle

    1. DeepMind is committed to treating the data for this project with the utmost care and respect.

      respect and data -

    2. ival rates, breast cancer still claims the lives of 500,000 people around the world every year

      lives of the many people in the world and they are huge challenge.

    1. e for patients with other serious conditions, including sepsis and organ failure. A formal service evaluation will be

      more and more complex aspect is coming into the world.

    2. about patients, all the information is contained in the app, which frees us to spend more time delivering face-to-

      patient - free up the stay time.

    3. some of our most vulnerable patients mean we can get the right care to the right patients much

      right care to the right patient

    4. acute kidney inju

      AKI - and more and more - nurses and more save the hours.

    1. in

      more and more build on and creating more

    2. 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.

    3. completely different sectors thousands of miles away from the NHS frontline. The result: tool

      tools - are not challenge.

    1. s in real-time and escalating results with potential risks immediately to a device in the hands of

      like micheal - real time and the stuff

    2. vital signs and record these observations directly into the app. We're also incorporating fe

      patient signs and more app

    3. to 40,000 deaths in the UK every year, a quarter of which NHS England estimates are preventab

      more preventable

    4. ose collaboration with nurses and doctors to help address this problem. The app brings

      address this problem in the world wide as well

    1. n

      computer - notes and more and more - Stream lets you see the whole useful way in the one place.

    2. o

      blood results - you might danage have need done.

    3. alk

      nurses - or they are just dying in every other ways of the acute kidney - and they are dangerous.

    1. journey of a thousand miles begins with a single s

      single step and improvement

    2. ith a breaking new

      breaking news and style of warning.

    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

    2. ye scans. 3,000 of these scans are made every week at Moorfields. But traditional tools c

      traditional toold - data set

    3. ar partnership with technology company DeepMind is about one thing: saving lives...Every day

      deep mind - lives - everyday - more and more strong.

    1. estigation, the ICO issued the NHS Trust with an undertaking, which sets out the steps needed for the organisation to comply w

      more and more complex and amazing and good

    2. he rules around patient data" in 2015. "We got that wrong, and we need t

      we need to do better and stronger and NHS - publish detailes

    3. ta and as a result is responsible for how patient information is

      result - how they are getting used.

    4. ogle's artificial intelligence company DeepMind, the UK's data protectio

      so they are not the one who says that.

    1. or the testing of a new mobile application, however positive the aims of that applicatio

      new mobile application - here we have many problems.

    2. is welcome.

      short coming to the welcome.

    3. to what was happe

      what was happening -

    4. s partnership to create the healthcare app Streams, an alert, diagnosis and detec

      Streams - kidny injuary