afabisch

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by afabisch 5y ago
This library originated from my need to handle 3D transformations, poses, trajectories, etc. from various software systems that often use different conventions. It has been developed for more than 7 years now and is in a fairly robust and w
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Show HN: Pytransform3d – A Python library for transformations in 3 dimensions(github.com)
6 points by afabisch 5y ago|1 comments
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by afabisch 6y ago
Great! I sent an email.
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by afabisch 6y ago
Hi, that looks interesting. Where can I make a bug report? Can’t see the red button to start recording.
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by afabisch 7y ago
An Amazon review is not comparable to a review in a scientific journal. In a scientific journal a review is done by experts of the field and they invest a couple of hours / days. Scientists do this because it is part of their job. It i
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by afabisch 7y ago
Maybe someone finds this interesting. This paper seems to be related: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.04490
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by afabisch 7y ago
Same here. Those two books seem to be ordered only as pairs. ;)
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by afabisch 7y ago
Yes, you don't need to switch to a browser.
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by afabisch 7y ago
This reminds me a lot of the work on compressed neural network from Jan Koutnik and his colleagues. They don't evolve topology of a NN, but they learn weights of a neural network in some compressed space. That seems to be very similar
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by afabisch 8y ago
Overfitting is a well-known problem in the ML community. There are methods to avoid this: cross validation, train-test splits, etc. There are also models that give you an estimate of the standard deviation of a prediction. What is the point
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by afabisch 9y ago
I live in Germany and I would probably just go to the next hospital, wait for a while, get x-rayed and see a doctor. In this situation I wouldn't even have to think about money and I don't have to search for the best provider beca
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by afabisch 9y ago
There is Jodel: https://jodel-app.com/