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MLconf 2016 Seattle

date:2016-05-20
location:Seattle, United States
series:MLconf San Francisco · 2 editions
editions:[MLconf 2016 Seattle, MLconf 2022 San Francisco]
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Can Cognitive Neuroscience Provide a Theory of Deep Learning...Ted Willke43m
Claims that biological brains limit multitasking because shared, reused representations cause interference lead to concrete measurements: convert tasks to an…
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Iron: Keyword Grouping Model for Text Ads Bidding in Paid SearchSuxin Guo08m
Iron trains a Gradient Boosting Machine on eBay search features, paid-search performance and Google feedback to predict per-keyword conversion rates, then…
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How Can We Trust Machine Learning? Exploration, Evaluation...Carlos Guestrin23m
Companies use GraphLab Create to train a recommender in minutes and ship it to AWS as a real‑time microservice via Predictive Services (demo uses a 3‑node…
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An Information Theoretic Metric for Multi-Class CategorizationSam Steingold23m
Presentation slides: http://www.slideshare.net/SessionsEvents/sam-steingold-lead-data-scientist-magnetic-media-online-at-mlconf-sea-52016 An Information…
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Practical Probabilistic Programming with FigaroAvi Pfeffer24m
A mature probabilistic programming library implemented as Figaro in Scala provides a Scala-embedded model representation and inference engines; it runs…
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Multi-algorithm Ensemble Learning at Scale: Software...Erin Ledell20m
Scalable stacking implementation called H2O Ensemble combines deep nets, GBMs, random forests and others into a metalearner and runs distributed across…
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When Recommendations Systems Go BadEvan Estola24m
Covers concrete failures: a hotel recommender that split Mac vs PC users after finding Mac sessions more likely to book 4–5 star hotels (three alternative…
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Generating a Billion Personal News FeedsEwa Dominowska22m
Facebook ranks feed for 1 billion users across hundreds of billions of posts by retrieving and scoring candidates in real time, targeting under 200…
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Discovering Unwarranted Associations in Data-Driven...Florian Tramèr26m
FairTest is a Python toolkit integrated into SciPy that automatically finds statistically significant unwarranted associations by treating an application as a…
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Can AI Become a Dystopian Threat to Humanity? – A Hardware...Igor Markov17m
Argument says future AI danger is constrained by physical limits not runaway cognition so practical defenses focus on hardware and resources rather than…
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Smarter Search With Spark-SolrJake Mannix22m
Open-source spark-solr library provides a Solr-backed RDD/DataFrame so Spark reads and writes directly to Solr, letting teams store all data in Solr (no…
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Disambiguating Explicit and Implicit Geographic References...Jason Baldridge30m
Builds language models over a KD-tree adaptive grid and uses hierarchical logistic regression to score cells, plus simple smoothing and beam search for fast…
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Declarative Programming for Statistical MLKristian Kersting19m
RELOOP is a declarative mathematical programming language embedded in Python that lets users write convex optimization problems before knowing domain…
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Scaling Data Science Products, Not Data Science TeamsAmanda Casari21m
Concur scales products into new countries without hiring more data scientists by shipping a single codebase with configurable features to segregated data…
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