Excellent thread about GAN progress, read! π https://t.co/rKRVWbytcX
β Denny Britz (@dennybritz) January 18, 2019
Excellent thread about GAN progress, read! π https://t.co/rKRVWbytcX
β Denny Britz (@dennybritz) January 18, 2019
βEstimating the absolute performance of a model is probably one of the most challenging tasks in machine learning.β A great read on a foundational and oft neglected topic. I learned stuff. https://t.co/VmKpbxvqWu
β Brandon Rohrer (@_brohrer_) January 17, 2019
Exploratory Design in #datavisualization, which I offer up as a way to concretize iterative approaches by better understanding chart similarity and using techniques from exploratory data analysis in the production of explanatory data visualization.https://t.co/vIN6aSS4Iv
β Elijah Meeks (@Elijah_Meeks) January 15, 2019
π° Totally not cramming for TAing by reviewing @theotheredgar's slides from SDSS...
β Mara Averick (@dataandme) January 15, 2019
π "Big Data with R" https://t.co/labThUnVkO #rstats #sparklyr #dplyr pic.twitter.com/TsgMuwYhTC
Take a sneak peek into TensorFlow 2.0βs new features!
β TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) January 14, 2019
Learn more here β https://t.co/NQAsvxT9g2
If you're interested in interpretability and better understanding #NLProc models π, read this excellent TACL '19 survey by @boknilev. Clearly covers important research areas.
β Sebastian Ruder (@seb_ruder) January 11, 2019
Paper: https://t.co/NPhA4UaUwC
Appendix (categorizing all methods): https://t.co/a8mFNzNd7i
I expected the Transformer-based BERT models to be bad on syntax-sensitive dependencies, compared to LSTM-based models.
β (((Ω()(Ω() 'yoav)))) (@yoavgo) January 6, 2019
So I run a few experiments. I was mistaken, they actually perform *very well*.
More details in this tech report: https://t.co/6hV9YoOvN8 pic.twitter.com/O0YwRnp7QH
"Modern Deep Learning Techniques Applied to NLP"
β ML Review (@ml_review) January 2, 2019
An up-to-date learning resource that integrates important information related to NLP research, such as: SoTA, emerging concepts, applications, benchmark, datasets, code etc.https://t.co/aYRavEuup3 pic.twitter.com/tbosUGslq8
One last blog post before the new year:
β Eric Jang (@ericjang11) December 28, 2018
A Tutorial on Uncertainty: what it is, how to measure it, and how to use these measures to do useful things. https://t.co/3OGwEq4Sze pic.twitter.com/xvRj2HInkX
ML Breakthroughs in 2018 & Trends for 2019: Comprehensive article by @AnalyticsVidhya about highlights in NLP, CV, and more with predictions by @StackNet_, @xsteenbrugge, and mehttps://t.co/mie1y1E2xo
β Sebastian Ruder (@seb_ruder) December 21, 2018
Very nice review of the literature on human statistical learning. The surprising conclusion? Chunk-learning, rather than transitional probability tracking, best describes human performance. https://t.co/xHgr6bszwc
β Michael C. Frank (@mcxfrank) December 21, 2018
My last paper for 2018: A brief history of forecasting competitions https://t.co/dsROdr8iQA #forecasting
β Rob J Hyndman (@robjhyndman) December 21, 2018