this the video i watched
i get what he is saying its just weird to me that it works so well, doesnt seem very intuitive
phd in computational biology
Niceee what area do u work in? I work on sequencing informatics
Niceee what area do u work in? I work on sequencing informatics
oh s*** lol thats rly cool, like bioinformatics and working with DNA/RNA data? ik a lot of ppl who do that stuff
I do mainly image a***ysis/machine learning/statistics basically, like processing images and acquiring/analyzing data from them
Im hopefully starting a new project soon that will be more in the theoretical statistics/machine learning realm
oh s*** lol thats rly cool, like bioinformatics and working with DNA/RNA data? ik a lot of ppl who do that stuff
I do mainly image a***ysis/machine learning/statistics basically, like processing images and acquiring/analyzing data from them
Im hopefully starting a new project soon that will be more in the theoretical statistics/machine learning realm
Yea I work as a clinical bioinformatician, so processing/analyzing DNA/RNA sequencing data for cancer cases etc
It’s a lot of fun n very rewarding for sure (and the medical ppl are a lot cooler than CS ppl tbh 😹)
That image processing stuff is really sick tho, we of course work closely with pathology and some of the histopathological tech that’s coming out is pretty mind blowing
Yea I work as a clinical bioinformatician, so processing/analyzing DNA/RNA sequencing data for cancer cases etc
It’s a lot of fun n very rewarding for sure (and the medical ppl are a lot cooler than CS ppl tbh 😹)
That image processing stuff is really sick tho, we of course work closely with pathology and some of the histopathological tech that’s coming out is pretty mind blowing
nice fam that sounds very cool, yea ive been recently thinking it would be nice to learn more about the sequence a***ysis tech.
Im not so familiar with the histopathological tech, tbh my lab is mostly developmental biologists so im often learning more about the experimental tools
I have this weird idea, basically I'm thinking what if we make networks that instead of being feed forward and giving an output based on input, we make networks that use unsupervised techniques to generate clusters that individually specialize in learning particular parts of the data structure. The idea being that these smaller subnetworks learn from the data and share what they learn with other subnetworks, and in theory you could mix and match subneteorks for different tasks
It's basically a probabilistic graph network like a bayesian network
I wonder if reinforcement learning would outperform standard CNN for classification of image data
I wanna make a model that makes music videos
But how imma do it is a secret
Video editing & animation AI programs already exists
Almost everything you can think of in the creative space already have programs that are already available or deep in the process
Video editing & animation AI programs already exists
Almost everything you can think of in the creative space already have programs that are already available or deep in the process
yea i looked into it u right
turns out they saying i dont have enough time left in my phd to start a new machine learning project. me graduating is more important than trying to cram in more stuff because of funding issues
im not too upset, i might do a post doc in a ML lab, in the last year or so imma try to do some self study and maybe use this time to apply more ML to my current project
they said theres a new transformer architecture that incorporates fourier transform into the classification process
im like duh, the idea of transforming your data before feeding it to a neural network seems very obvious but apparently not so common