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it's the end of the year and some people have education budgets to spend. What tech books have really helped you?View quoted post on X
Sunanda Gamage
@gamage_sunanda
PhD candidate at Western University. Interpretable machine learning.
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It's great to see this kind of top notch work in the natural sciences being fully open source. I hope this becomes the norm.
Last year we presented #AlphaFold v2 which predicts 3D structures of proteins down to atomic accuracy. Today we’re proud to share the methods in @Nature w/open source code. Excited to see the research this enables. More very soon!
bit.ly/alphafoldmetho…
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A great read for machine learning and statistics folks.
With postdoc Stephen Bates and Trevor Hastie, I have just completed a new paper "Cross-validation: what does it estimate and how well does it do it?" statweb.stanford.edu/~tibs/ftp/NCV.…View quoted post on X
A great thread on differences between scientific fields and why there is no one scientific method.
I've worked in a lot of different sciences and what I've discovered is that each science is its own slightly bizarre alternate reality where the scientific method turned out differently.View quoted post on X
There are a lot of things we can learn from this pandemic about personal and public health, and I hope we carry them over to post pandemic life.
I’ll never forget doing compressions in a young child who was slowly dying from Influenza B, his heart being the last organ to fail. He made it (🤲🏽❤️), which speaks to his absolute tenacity.
Look at flu deaths in kids this yr. It’s remarkable. 👀
I hope we can learn from this.View quoted post on X
