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1bir t1_jalti3p wrote
Reply to [D] Podcasts about ML research? by Tight-Vacation-9410
Be careful what you listen to while driving; don't let this month's Tesla become next month's robot overlord...
1bir t1_j9jnu2h wrote
Reply to comment by GraciousReformer in [D] "Deep learning is the only thing that currently works at scale" by GraciousReformer
>Whether the algorithms for training them do that as well as the ones for deep NNs in practice is a separate issue.
For supervised learning the big problem with decision trees (RFs, GBTs etc) seems to be representation learning
1bir t1_j9jbi5e wrote
Apparently* decision trees are also capable of [universal function approximation](https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/a/46405).
Whether the algorithms for training them do that as well as the ones for deep NNs in practice is a separate issue.
*Haven't seen (& probably wouldn't understand) a proof.
1bir t1_j6s0ito wrote
Reply to [D] Audio segmentation - Machine Learning algorithm to segment a audio file into multiple class by PlayfulMenu1395
Possible solution:
- train minirocket/hydra, which were designed for time series classification, on the labelled dataset (probably as four one-vs-many problems, eg s1 vs the rest, s2 vs the rest etc)
- you'll get sets of 1D convolutional kernels; these can be convolved with time series of any length
- only one of these should 'fire' strongly for each different heartbeat phase, so you should get univariate signals for each phase
- convolve these kernel sets with your unsegmented data
- segment the data based on the strongest signal corresponding to the relevant phase of the heartbeat.
You may need to apply some transformations to the signals to get this to work well though (eg softmax &/ smoothing, or some kind of changepoint detection, which I don't know much about).
1bir t1_izwh1u6 wrote
Implementations - Pytorch:
https://github.com/mohammadpz/pytorch_forward_forward
https://github.com/madcato/forward-forward-pytorch
1bir t1_izelhl5 wrote
Reply to comment by VirtualHat in [D] Workflows for quickly iterating over ideas without free access to super computers by [deleted]
>I have a system where I can go from idea to initial results in 2-hours
I think the OP is asking for a description of that...
1bir t1_iuhd6yf wrote
Reply to "Two-Finger Test To Confirm Rape Patriarchal, Sexist": Indian Supreme Court by dynamicEntr0py
Sanity prevails... finally
1bir t1_jdwodl0 wrote
Reply to [D] GPT4 and coding problems by enryu42
There's a version that interacts with Wolfram Alpha; does that do any better?