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wannesm
4y ago
I agree this is not how you should evaluate. But it is not how things are done in (correctly executed) ML. What is described is a validation set, not a test set. The test set should not be involved in training or(hyper)parameter optimizatio
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wannesm
9y ago
I can recommend http://jupyter-contrib-nbextensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest...
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Public Facebook pages closed to Belgian surfers
(translate.google.com)
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11y ago
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13y ago
If you're interested in actual implementations, the website of the Probabilistic Programming Workshop offers an overview of actively developed languages: http://probabilistic-programming.org/
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13y ago
The Springer-Papers and Elsevier-Mendeley acquisitions are indeed interesting because they've happened at about the same time. It seems that the big publishers want to get a better grip on paper search and/or paper reading habits.
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wannesm
14y ago
At the University of Leuven (Belgium), from this year on, all first year engineering students learn how to program in Python. Not yet an official reference to it but professor Dutre who teaches the course mentions it already on twitter: h
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wannesm
14y ago
Prince already supports the new page floats attributes. A copyright notice in the ACM style works for me with "float: bottom;". The w3 css3 draft [1] has some more examples, also about two column-wide figures. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/css3
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wannesm
14y ago
I love Latex but it (or more specifically TeX) is showing its age. It's perfect for writing a paper given a good template but writing and debugging these templates (.cls, .sty) is unnecessarily hard. For my job (in academia), I have to upda
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Thoughts on recent AI-class hangout: "If he was good enough..."
(blog.securitee.org)
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15y ago
I have quite some math in my notes and like Gollum also for its integration with MathJax. I prefer the txt-based approach but a lot of math is more digestible when typeset properly so I switch between the txt and browser view. (This is of c