#Computational

Mark Thornton

Mark_A_Thornton

New preprint from me, @milenamr7, & @DianaTamir! "People learn mental state concepts from mental state dynamics" We present evidence that the conceptual structure people apply to understand mental states is

Matthew Pirkowski

MattPirkowski

If memetic content possesses gravity within information space, what can we learn from applying the insights of relativity to the memetic space?First, let's classify traditionally centralized media outlets as centers

James Prestwich

_prestwich

A retrospective on a previous thread, with updated beliefs and added nuance:https://twitter.com/_prestwich/status/966524837987475456 Still believe this, with additional nuance. We're looking to specifically un-learn traditional wisdom a

Council of Graduate Schools

CGSGradEd

Our #BigDataEthics workshop keynote speaker today is Michael Zimmer an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at Marquette University. @michaelzimmer @MarquetteCS @MarquetteU @pervade_team I usually start with this

MClare

eng_mclare

Why I'm Likely Leaving Structural Engineering - A Thread:@PJJefferis @jjsolly I’ll start with the challenges that I think are universal across the industry, followed by my personalexperience… I don’t think

Kyle Cranmer

KyleCranmer

Very excited to share our newest paper combining machine learning & physics. We develop normalizing flows that impose the elaborate of symmetry groups you find in fundamental particle physics. It's

Sean Froudist-Walsh

seanfw

1) Three years ago I saw a fascinating talk by Nicola Palomero-Gallagher about the patterns of receptors across the brain. I spoke to her and the great Prof. Karl Zilles

Joseph T Noony

JoeAgneya

Elliptical orbits & accurate Heliocentric periodsAryabhata 499CEEllipse EquationsMahavira 850CEUniform Mean planetary motion & instantaneous velocityBhaskara II 1150CEPartial heliocentric modelNeelakanta 1501 CEFirst unified model f

Adeniji Adejimi, (PhD)

adejimiadeniji

Great perspective Scholars, I would advise that you carefully read the thread on how to choose a research field. Getting a scholarship is one thing and the research field is

oliver beige

oliverbeige

A short thread on graph theory and network science. Both have long histories, but I'll focus on two people: Frank Harary, the "godfather of modern (American) graph theory", and Duncan

Vladimir Haltakov

haltakov

ML paper review time - DenseNet! This paper won the Best Paper Award at the 2017 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) - the best conference for computer

Parler: @PaulSchmehl #2020GOPLandslide

PaulSchmehl

Thread: Following up on my previous threads about the true nature of SARS-CoV2 as a virus that attacks the blood not the respiratory system, I stumbled across a couple of

DCinvΞstor ☀🦇🔊

iamDCinvestor

1/ we have new participants entering #Ethereum, first from #DeFi, but increasingly from #NFTsmany highlight concerns on energy consumption from Proof of Work blockchains like #Ethereum & #Bitcoin let's talk

Joe DeCarolis

jfdecarolis

1/ Our new Commentary, out today in @Joule_CP, focuses on the benefits of collaborative macro-energy modeling efforts: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542435120305109A thread. 2/ We use the term "macro-energy syste

Abeba Birhane

Abebab

Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World. Meredith #Broussard#amreading Captivating and personal opening paragraphs. Gives you insight into the authors background. #Broussard For youthful idealists of my generation, it was

Karsten Schmidt

toxi

Extended bio: I’m a multidisciplinary software engineer, computational designer, artist, researcher, teacher, prolific open source tool maker w/ 25+ yrs experience. Use this thread to learn more about me &