#Datasets

Alberto Nardelli

AlbertoNardelli

I don't think the UK-France comparison in this chart published by the UK government today is quite right According do the underlying data published by the government (here https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/slides-and-datasets-to-accompan

Jan Kabátek

JanKabatek

Here's a bunch of @Stata tips for handling large datasets (millions of observations).I wish I knew them when I was starting with admin data analysis... 1) Memory is often an

Andreas Hellander

A_Hellander

Our startup Scaleout is featured as a "Tech Enabler" on the brand new, first version of the Swedish AI Startup Landscape Mapping made by @AISweden @IgniteSweden and @RISEsweden!https://aistartuplandscape.se/ So what

Daniel Cohen

dcohen_mtl

Nice piece from @NathanBenaich"Covid-19 is so new and complex that the data needed to train AI to combat it does not exist"^ a common issue in all of drug discovery,

Thùy Vy T Nguyễn, PhD ☕️💻📄

thuyvytnguyen

Thoughts on COVID-19 research RE: psychological impact of lockdown.My interpretation of data I've seen: unless we focus on vulnerable groups (e.g., those w mental health conditions), it looks like people

Tim Dettmers

Tim_Dettmers

How can you successfully train transformers on small datasets like PTB and WikiText-2? Are LSTMs better on small datasets? I ran 339 experiments worth 568 GPU hours and came up

George Hale جورج هيل

georgehale

Just got the J&J vaccine — a free and (so I’m told) effective shield against COVID-19 that remains out of reach for the vast majority of people. Today, even people

Tory Fibs

ToryFibs

Thread.Please pass this thread to any person who continues to deny that schools are driving coronavirus infections. Public Health England yesterday revealed that educational settings were the largest source of

Dr. Kate Crawford

katecrawford

The @EU_Commission's final proposal for an Artificial Intelligence Act is here. Some examples:AI systems are prohibited if they violate human rights, do general social scoring for authorities, use live remote

Cecile Janssens

cecilejanssens

I just learned about second-generation p-values, by @StatEvidence. They make conceptually more sense as they take into account that the null has an interval too. That there is a difference

Cynthia 💬 Heider

comebackcities

On this #DayofDH2021, I have nearly 200 tabs open in my browser, many of which relate to inspiring and thought-provoking DH initiatives I see or hear about. (This is what

Matt Gardner

nlpmattg

Zack and Divyansh's work is excellent; I recommend you all go look at it. Our work provides a different, concurrent take on similar issues. Some key differences:https://twitter.com/zacharylipton/status/1247357810410762240 (1) We take

Michael Gaies

MGaies

I hate to be "that guy," but the statement about physiologic "price" is true, but also unsupported by the study that is linked in this tweet...1/xhttps://twitter.com/loomba_rohit/status/1297588518538051587 The study of v

Ellie Newman

PghAdventurer

In the hallowed halls of @PGHtransit headquarters in downtown Pittsburgh, a momentous #opendata event is about to occur. This pumpkin pie represents unpublished transit data currently languishing in the vaults.

Matthew Shugart

laderafrutal

Please, if you are teaching an overview of electoral system effects, consider using this. It is much more lawlike in its scientific derivation and empirically accurate than the (in)famous "law"

Marc A. Marti-Renom

mamartirenom

The dynamic genome now can be simulated using data-driven approaches. Great work by many in our labs (Graf and @MarciusLab from @cnag_eu @CRGenomica). But most credit go to @MarcDiEsse. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-16396-1