#Accuracy

elvis

omarsar0

Imagine you are in a machine learning interview and want to share your experience building deep learning projects. Don’t try to impress your interviewer by telling them how you applied

#ASRnow

ASRomaNow

I’ve watched yesterday’s game over again, like I usually do and I always break down the game from a tactical point of view with my buddy(Milan fan but he’s a

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

A few thoughts on Janet Yellen as Treasury secretary. Obviously she brings some firsts to the role — the first woman and aside from the brief role of Larry Summers,

John Cowgill

JohnCowgill

Honestly responding to the mounds of well-intentioned-but-ultimately-bad feedback every founder receivesSaying "i know you might think that's a good idea or have seen it work elsewhere, but here's why we

Victor Umunna

Mazi_Obinna

In #machinelearning, the quality of the #data goes a long way toward determining the quality of the result. Just like in manufacturing, the higher the #quality of the input data,

Jackie Hill Perry

JackieHillPerry

I attended Ravi’s funeral last year. It was celebratory in every way. Christ exalting too. The testimonies of his friends and family along with clips from his decades of ministry

Ross Gordon

_rossgordon

1/ Today on Gridology I tackled an issue that I care deeply about: JOURNALISM.The industry has gone through serious change in the last decade and I want to share my

Marko Jak

markojak_

The thinking on how to improve decision making and the behavior changes required to make it stick are underrated and rare in today’s society. I’ve always treated decision making as

illwill

79illwill

Thread1st day of padded practice!As far as the QB competition goes I would love for Mitch to WIN the competition. Not be handed the job, but actually beat out Foles

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

For anyone wondering what a best-in-class rapid antigen test looks like. This is the @AbbottNews PanBio rapid antigen test. If you lift up the plastic top (which is cheap) it

Kurt Opsahl

kurtopsahl

Thread: Today, NIST released a study on facial recognition of masked faces, finding face masks increased error rates from as low as 0.3% to between 5% & 50%. More usefully,

Stock-umm

steak_umm

how do you determine if a source is “credible?” well, it's an incredibly complex question. you need to understand the outlet and author's track record, their editorial process, associations, funding,

Oliver Campbell

OliverCLST6

#CLST6 #RR21 I think relevance can be found anywhere. One of my favorite parts of this class has been the emphasis on spending more than 30 seconds to evaluate an

Jason Staples

DocStaples

Blackman driving off his back foot properly for the first time in 2 years. He was “spinning” the last two years, which kills torque and hurts velocity and accuracy. Big

J.R. Holmsted

JHolmsted

Little thing about my deal with #Hamilton . Yeah I know, I know, musicals aren’t everyone’s bag. That’s fine. Yeah yeah, LMM is a lib. Whatevs. Put all that aside

Graph Massara 📈

BylineGraph

Four years ago I was writing a story following the death of Kayla Moore, a black trans woman, in Berkeley police custody. There was a small gathering of trans activists

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