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RT @sibinmohan
I’ve been using in my recent papers. I think it really adds to the readability and understanding of the math.

Here are some examples. It uses in .

Let me know if you like it. Happy for any feedback. [GitHub link: next tweet]

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RT @julien_c
large scale model training is modern day Alchemy

RT @htznajomski
Policja zapukała do mnie, gdy spałem i przewiozła mnie 60 km do komendy we Włodawie. Ktoś włamał się na mój telefon i groził tamtejszemu szpitalowi, że podłożyłem tam bombę. Zarekwirowano cały mój sprzęt na wniosek prokuratora.

uwielbiampandy.blogspot.com/20

I'm grateful to be a part of @pawel_labaj's team, and I'm happy to say that we were granted the Award of the City of Kraków for the efforts against the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.

Happy to be a part of this!
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RT @LChoshen
Data augmentation? Look no further.

Framework of 100+ "transformations" (augmentations\paraphrasing functions\filters)
Many types:emojis, linguistic... see Fig
Extendable!
A vast effort, constructed by almost a hundred authors!
arxiv.org/abs/2112.02721

twitter.com/LChoshen/status/14

RT @pawel_labaj
Join us @MCB_UJ as postDoc to apply techniques to understand the microbial intra-community synergies! Work with @TomaszLabMCB @RafalMostowy @mason_lab @Daniela_Bezdan @chmoei @akkah21 @metasub More tinyurl.com/PaweLab Deadline Dec 17th @JagiellonskiUni @krakow_pl

RT @k_pyrc
Kawałek od nas:
nietypowy wariant SARS-CoV-2, bez genów ORF7a,7b,8. Jak wpłynie to na kinetykę replikacji oraz nasz układ odpornościowy? Stay tuned!
eurosurveillance.org/content/1

RT @RafalMostowy
Please RT

I'm looking for two postdocs to join our group in Krakow to work on computational biology of bacteria-phage co-evolution. Great city, big questions, exciting science, world class collaborators and a supportive environment.

go.nature.com/3ioN5r2

As an unordered service, we have also thoroughly disinfected two random spots on each of our swabbing locations.
with @metasub is nearly over!
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RT @pawel_labaj
Most of @MCB_UJ @JagiellonskiUni teams are done with @metasub in @krakow_pl Thank You All!!!
twitter.com/pawel_labaj/status

RT @MCB_UJ
Handrails in our cities can sometimes have more biodiversity than rainforests. Will we learn about new species by studying Kraków's microbial fingerprint during global City Sampling Day 2021? Look out for MCB researchers on the streets, Monday June 21st.

bit.ly/3vCSA8O

Similarity of concepts of a knowledge graph is a frequently encountered problem in text analysis for which Zhu et al. propose an approach that goes beyond the casual path calculation.
If you need more resolution of your metrics you should give it a try:

core.ac.uk/download/pdf/148683

RT @IARAInews
Dear competitors! We are inviting you to join the forum for our competition! There you can already find the competition details with first explorations on the temporal shift due to Covid-19 as well as on the spatial properties and shift.
👉iarai.ac.at/traffic4cast/join-

The dynamic time warping is a technique that is often used for alignment of time series data, with many usages in areas such as biometry.

Surprisingly, it can also be used in computing text similarity!

Let Matuschek et al. tell you about it:
researchgate.net/publication/2

The validation data for the "Literature for Drug Induced Liver Injury" is live!

Feel free to join! If you've got any questions you can ask them here or on our forum.

data.camda.info/contest_datase

Jay Alammar's overview of BERT-based models shows us some not so obvious conclusions - like the fact that the best way of getting a contextual word embedding isn't taking the output layer of the model.

jalammar.github.io/illustrated

Our article with @SzymonSzott about deep reinforcement learning for contention window optimization is available in the IEEE Xplore repository.


ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9

ICML 2021 is going to show us a new self-supervised embedding algorithm called Barlow Twins. It's name is ofc a reference to the siamese networks, but the key novelty is lack of contrastive samples.

Preprint by Zbontar et al.:
arxiv.org/abs/2103.03230

Local random walk is a basis for many algorithms. However, there is an interesting alternative - maximum entropy random walk.

Overview from TFML by J.Duda: tfml.gmum.net/assets/files/201

Application in medical imaging by Galinsky&Frank: par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/1006

If you've had some problems with accessing the data then everything should be fixed by now.

You will find the direct link at:
data.camda.info/contest_datase

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