mulletboy

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by mulletboy 3y ago
Can anyone recommend a good book on exoplanets speculative biology, flora & fauna, etc?
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by mulletboy 4y ago
Accenture| Machine Learning Research Engineer, Graph ML | Dublin, Ireland | Onsite | Full Time We are looking for a Machine Learning Research Engineer familiar with Graph ML in our research Lab in Dublin, Ireland. Accenture Labs Dublin focu
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by mulletboy 5y ago
"not left. not right" Seen that before. Here in Europe that means "right" all the way.
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by mulletboy 7y ago
Well, the landscape is still quite fluid (there are new models proposed in literature at every major conference). Processing real-world graphs is obviously more challenging, for a number of reasons (multi-modality, scale, etc.) - even thoug
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by mulletboy 7y ago
> what are possible inputs to ampligraph? Any knowledge graph will do (i.e. directed, labeled multigraph, with or without schema). We have APIs to read graphs serialised as CSV files or RDF (any serialisation will do): http://
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by mulletboy 7y ago
btw, we are hiring research engineers here in our Dublin Lab. Send me an email if interested: luca.costabello@accenture.com https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=&id=0...
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by mulletboy 7y ago
Indeed. Here in Accenture Labs we use it in quite a lot of diverse applicative scenarios. Besides, KG embeddings can be used for other tasks beyond link prediction (e.g. link-based clustering).
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by mulletboy 7y ago
Thanks! Feel free to play around with it - and of course any feedback is much appreciated (GitHub, email or on our Slack channel https://join.slack.com/t/ampligraph/shared_invite/enQtNTc2NT... . I was not awar
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AmpliGraph: A TensorFlow-Based Library for Knowledge Graph Embeddings(ampligraph.org)
112 points by mulletboy 7y ago|12 comments
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by mulletboy 9y ago
Just wondering, with such an unbalanced dataset (5,958 negatives, 200 positives), wouldn't have been fairer to use average precision (area under the precision-recall curve) instead of ROC-AUC?
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by mulletboy 9y ago
Using SourceTree 1.9 or earlier? We implemented a change in the way we roll out updates (announced here) late last year, so if you’re using SourceTree for Windows 1.9 or earlier you will not see auto updates for 2.0. Please download 2.0 di
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by mulletboy 9y ago
If you're interested in the history of the Web and its inception, I highly recommend you this (non-technical) reading TBL wrote some years ago. Really inspiring. https://www.amazon.com/Weaving-Web-Original-Ultimate-Dest
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by mulletboy 9y ago
> Scanning while you shop, however, doesn't really seem to work. Carrefour does that in France, and it works like a charm (I've used that for years when I used to live there). They run semi-random manual inspection of your groc
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by mulletboy 10y ago
This. That 80$ champagne bottle over there? Better get my hands off it!
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by mulletboy 10y ago
> I worked at a grocery store for several years, and one thing I recall is customers CONSTANTLY putting items back in a random aisle, rather than where they found it. If the incentive is reducing the chances of being charged by the syste
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by mulletboy 10y ago
Came here for this. http://i.imgur.com/UzFYJM8.png
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by mulletboy 12y ago
If you're interested in the history of the Web and its inception, I highly recommend you this (non-technical) reading [1] by Tim Berners Lee. Really inspiring. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Weaving-Web-Original-Ultimate-Des