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msapaydin

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Mehmet Serkan Apaydın

Assistant professor, Computer Science, Acıbadem University Istanbul

deep learning, natural language processing, bioinformatics, computer vision applications in health

http://msapaydin.wordpress.com

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msapaydin··on The trauma of Facebook’s content moderators
I am guessing that by now plenty of data has already been generated which could be used to train future systems..
msapaydin··on The trauma of Facebook’s content moderators
well, just as in spam filters, some supervisors would be necessary to automate things in the beginning, but eventually this should be less needed?
msapaydin··on The trauma of Facebook’s content moderators
What I am wondering, and this is probably a dumb question, is why this has not been automatized? Can't content moderation be done with modern and strong machine learning based systems? There must be plenty of training data on this, and just like a spam filter which does not require humans in most cases, this should also be automatable. Why is it not?
msapaydin··on NeurIPS 2020 “English to Bash” Competition Goes Live
Indeed, the demos of GPT-3 should specifically tackle this.
msapaydin··on Image GPT
By extracting the features for the image (that is, the encoding, as in transfer learning in computer vision or natural language processing with, for instance, VGG or Bert, respectively) and feeding this to the classifier.
msapaydin··on Coronavirus-human protein interaction map
https://www.genengnews.com/insights/sars-cov-2-protein-inter...
msapaydin··on Coronavirus-human protein interaction map
source: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2286-9
msapaydin··on Coronavirus Man Made According to Discoverer of HIV
There is also London bombing map in second world war which many people claimed was methodical but was later found to be random. e.g. https://images.app.goo.gl/mdQEVE9gfQAsLHn66
msapaydin··on Coronavirus Man Made According to Discoverer of HIV
Essentially, the scientists found that yes, there are some additions in the nCoV coronavirus originating in Wuhan that other coronaviruses don’t have, which are similar to pieces of sequence found in HIV. But, the kicker here is that these pieces of genetic code are also found in countless other viruses and there’s no reason to believe they specifically came from HIV, at all. " https://www.forbes.com/sites/victoriaforster/2020/02/02/no-c...
msapaydin··on Object-recognition dataset stumped the world’s best computer vision models
Perhaps the idea of not having a training set means that one should use other datasets such as image net and use transfer learning.
msapaydin··on Effects of a diet based on inulin-rich vegetables on gut health and nutrition
they already state those in the paper: "Our trial had some limitations, including the absence of a control group (each individual being their own control in our study), the limited number of subjects, their young age (leading to extrapolation to the aging population), and the decision to focus on hydrogen-producing individuals as an inclusion criterion. However, we can clearly conclude that, by increasing the consumption of selected vegetables, it is possible to boost the intake of fructans and thereby create a shift in the gut microbiota composition. "
msapaydin··on Deep learning applications in drug discovery and protein structure analysis
You may watch this lecture also perhaps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPg-4rkjZKc&t=1s
msapaydin··on Need More Self-Control? Try a Simple Ritual
eating meditation would be another, perhaps secular, ritual, of the same nature.
msapaydin··on Announcing New AWS Deep Learning AMI for Microsoft Windows
Do they provide access to GPU’s?
msapaydin··on Show HN: See if a movie is happy or sad with sentiment analysis
Maybe you could use RNNs to do the sentiment analysis, either Recurrent or Recursive Neural Networks. Some sample code is available in the book "Tensorflow for machine intelligence" in github.
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