#Datasets

Marschall Furman

mlfurman3

Recently, I participated in the NFL #BigDataBowlAs someone who struggles with anxiety and often succumbs to impostor syndrome, sharing and submitting our work publicly was intimidating and overwhelming.Some reflections on

Kevin Carey

kevincarey1

1/ In November, California voters will decide whether to repeal Prop 209, which banned affirmative action at public universities. I wrote about a new @zbleemer study that shows the ban

Richard Seroter

rseroter

I’ve been thinking about the cool ways @GCPcloud reinvented public cloud. We took many first-generation cloud concepts, and made them better for you. It's time! Modern apps need modern

Dr Chris Yeomans 🇪🇺

SWgeoscience

Great to see @nom_D_plumes' #OpenAccess paper in its final form. This really is a nice study looking at #geochemistry of the #Platinum Group Elements (PGEs) using #MachineLearning techniques.Link here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gsf.2020

Maxine Mackintosh

Maxi_Macki

.@BrieucLehmann from @oxcsml @OxfordStats, with @cholmesuk & Gil McVean just released a pre-print @biorxiv_genomic (which I meagrely contributed to & y'all should know about) on the transferability of polygenic scores

NDItech

NDItech

Happening now! @ndi's @vcwelborn leads a @rightscon panel discussion on Taiwan's civic tech community working to defend democracy on the island. Join us! https://rightscon.course.tc/2020/events/taiwan-voted-to-save-its-own-democracy

Xi Chen

XiChenUoM

ATAC peak calling with MACS2: I know this is a recurring problem but I got asked a few times recently, so I just put all info here for my own

Samuel Marsh, Ph.D.

samuel_marsh

Excited to share first preprint from my postdoc work in Stevens lab: “Single Cell Sequencing Reveals Glial Specific Responses to Tissue Processing & Enzymatic Dissociation in Mice and Humans” a

Winnona

__winn

So proud to announce the @Harvard @BelferCenter National Cyber Power Index! Overall rankings below - Read on for some key takeaways. *A THREAD*Thanks to @Cyberscoop's @shanvav for her amazing coverage

Sarah Rasmussen

SarahDRasmussen

Many have asked me to comment on the recent ONS deaths report. (THREAD)https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/causesofdeath/bulletins/coronaviruscovid19relateddeathsbyoccupationenglandandwales/deathsregister

Shai Carmi

ShaiCarmi

A short thread on this interesting new paper.Transferring polygenic risk scores (PRSs) across populations is one of the most urgent problems in the field. The idea presented here is perhaps

Daniel Bolnick

DanielBolnick

Today some co-authors and I published a "correction" removing our names as authors on a paperhttps://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.1852This unusual move deserves explanation despite continuing moves by a coautho

Mariya Davydova

neuromasha

Funny fact: when I was a software developer, I thought that #DevOps is a challenging practice; now I develop and advocate #MLOps and sometimes feel that it would be so

Veera M. Rajagopal

doctorveera

Can genetic score based on predicted gene expressions offer better prediction than polygenic scores?Short answer: no (at least not with the existing eQTL datasets, which are based on bulk-tissue RNAseq)A

Eric Jang 🇺🇸🇹🇼

ericjang11

As tech & VC twitter are exploding in excitement over the human-like capabilities of GPT-3, I'd like to remind everyone that at short time scales, "intelligence" is in the eye

Dr Naomi Wolf

naomirwolf

????"Even as he announced the new restriction, the governor provided data that showed restaurants and bars were likely not the primary driver of new cases in the state, lagging far

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