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@jt There are plenty of pretrained models for French! I think it's probably one of the most well-studied languages: https://huggingface.co/models?language=fr&sort=downloads

Thanks for the refs!

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@jt There are plenty of pretrained models for French! I think it's probably one of the most well-studied languages: https://huggingface.co/models?language=fr&sort=downloads

Thanks for the refs!

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@jt I'm not very familiar with Bayesian models for NLP, do you have some pointers? For what it's worth, there are pretrained models that can be used with very few data now if you're interested. Of course understanding them deeply is another issue...

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@jt I'm not very familiar with Bayesian models for NLP, do you have some pointers? For what it's worth, there are pretrained models that can be used with very few data now if you're interested. Of course understanding them deeply is another issue...

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@jt Even rereading "Attention is All You Need" feels like a trip through time now...

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@jt Even rereading "Attention is All You Need" feels like a trip through time now...

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@mikepierce Hi! Maybe if you convert your rays to (unit) quaternions, you can use Slerp to calculate the angle? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slerp

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@mikepierce Hi! Maybe if you convert your rays to (unit) quaternions, you can use Slerp to calculate the angle? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slerp

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@peterrowlett When I do that on the web interface I get the menu at the bottom of the page:

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@peterrowlett When I do that on the web interface I get the menu at the bottom of the page:

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@roydanroy Yes! (in industry) Although I wish I could find where the ML people are on Mastodon. Back on Twitter, I follow maths and ML related people, and for now I mostly found maths people here.

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@roydanroy Yes! (in industry) Although I wish I could find where the ML people are on Mastodon. Back on Twitter, I follow maths and ML related people, and for now I mostly found maths people here.

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@JordiGH @ColinTheMathmo Indeed, that's an interesting thought. Maybe the federated aspect will incentivise users to interact more. On Twitter I have never felt the need to participate much in conversations (and many of them were not that interesting anyway), and I know many people with the same experience.

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@JordiGH @ColinTheMathmo Indeed, that's an interesting thought. Maybe the federated aspect will incentivise users to interact more. On Twitter I have never felt the need to participate much in conversations (and many of them were not that interesting anyway), and I know many people with the same experience.

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Great article by Christopher Manning, doing a complete historical tour of NLP: https://www. amacad.org/publication/human-l anguage-understanding-reasoning

The last part in particular, about denotational vs distributional semantics, is one of the nicest explanations I have seen on this topic.

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Great article by Christopher Manning, doing a complete historical tour of NLP: https://www. amacad.org/publication/human-l anguage-understanding-reasoning

The last part in particular, about denotational vs distributional semantics, is one of the nicest explanations I have seen on this topic.

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Hello world! Short #introduction:
I am a research engineer working on algorithms for medical devices. Our job is to help clinicians better understand neuromuscular diseases through the analysis of movement, from inertial sensors data.
My interests span (mostly applied) maths, stats, ML, optimization, computing in general, open source, generative art... and I hope that the list will continue growing!

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Hello world! Short #introduction:
I am a research engineer working on algorithms for medical devices. Our job is to help clinicians better understand neuromuscular diseases through the analysis of movement, from inertial sensors data.
My interests span (mostly applied) maths, stats, ML, optimization, computing in general, open source, generative art... and I hope that the list will continue growing!

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@JordiGH Hi! (and thanks for accepting my request!) I'm an engineer interested in many areas of maths and CS. I mainly use Twitter (and now Mastodon) "read-only", to get new ideas, papers, etc. I'll definitely try to be more active on here though!

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@JordiGH Hi! (and thanks for accepting my request!) I'm an engineer interested in many areas of maths and CS. I mainly use Twitter (and now Mastodon) "read-only", to get new ideas, papers, etc. I'll definitely try to be more active on here though!