#Datasets

Dmitry Kobak

hippopedoid

OK, I'll bite.PHATE (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-019-0336-3) from @KrishnaswamyLab is like Isomap meeting Diffusion Maps: MDS on geo distances obtained via diffusion. Cool paper!So let's test it on: (1) MNIST, (2) Tasic20

Chris Giles

ChrisGiles_

Harrods and fishing - a threadFor the benefit of @christopherhope who was correct on the telly todayand Paul Stains - @GuidoFawkes - who wasn'ttl:dr Harrods is worth more to the

El Gamón Sabroso #BringOurTroopsHome

semperfidem2004

Tweeps, as you may know I've been in an awkward spot on this platform regarding COVID. I want to share some stats & offer my views THREAD 1/ I supported

Alexander Radtke is declustering crises

alxrdk

The last 12.000 years. https://twitter.com/alxrdk/status/1293585044775329793?s=20 For all the people asking for axes: 9980 BC - 2020 AD. Baseline is 20th century mean. Minimum temperature shown = -1.37°C, Max T =

Centre for Palaeogenetics

CpgSthlm

New paper from #cpgSTHLM published! In this study, authors @TatianaFireborn and @IndianaDiez et al. present a fast and easy method to identify and exclude human contamination from ancient faunal datasets.

Katie Monnelly

KatieMonnelly

Phew! That was some fast and furious live-tweeting from me for the last hour at #UKSF20 on the aphasia panel. I'm sure there will be some typos. I'll now try

Andrew Gordon Wilson

andrewgwils

There is a lot of often overlooked evidence that standard p(w) = N(0, a*I) priors combined with a NN f(x,w) induce a distribution over functions p(f(x)) with useful properties!... 1/15

Michael Otsuka

MikeOtsuka

If a university in England with 10,000 students resumed in person teaching today, we can expect that 6 students would be Covid-19 infected, 4 of whom would be unaware of

Katie Monnelly

KatieMonnelly

Thread on #UKSF20 @MyzoonAli RELEASE data - predictors of language recovery outcomes following aphasia via systematic review. Explored those who got SLT and those who had no SLT. 28 countries,

Stephen Floor

stephenfloor

Scientists: "publishing is broken, I can't believe how much I have to do to publish a paper now!"Scientists as reviewers: "You have to repeat all these experiments in another cell

Alexis C. Madrigal

alexismadrigal

There have been a lot of questions about the @HHSGov hospitalization data. Because of the political appointees at the department, many people looked askance at HHS producing this data. We

Tymon Słoczyński

TymonSloczynski

Most of my research is in econometrics but I have been lucky to also work on an amazing interdisciplinary project in economic history. A resulting paper on trade in ancient

Auren 📚 𝐇𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐦𝐚𝐧

auren

1/ Data businesses are generally misunderstood. DaaS has different metrics than SaaS.While there has been a lot written about SaaS businesses (how they operate, what metrics to watch, etc.), there

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

Are high levels of existing COVID-19 population immunity in US counties associated with a lower infection rate in this current wave?This thread contains my latest findings to this question.Initial conclusion:

Noopur

tetisheri

Thank you to all who attended the @ResistanceAI panel yesterday. Some of you really appreciated the points about global South and my critique of the Data/AI/ML for social good Developmental

Shahzad Gani

shahzadgani

Looking for long-term particle number concentrations and size distribution data to better understand air pollution dynamics in Delhi?Of course you are!New paper w/ @joshapte @SahilBh_India @pkanan03 & others at @UTAustin

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