Category: machine learning

Quantitative comparison of scikit-learn’s predictive models on a large number of machine learning datasets: A good start

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This is an enormous effort with great potential for helping bioinformaticians in their research.

Are physicians worried about computers machine learning their jobs?

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Reports of unintended consequences due to machine learning have been greatly exaggerated!

Must read machine learning papers 

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Must read machine learning papers on performance evaluation and comparison.

A must read perspective on “Machine Learning and Prediction in Medicine — Beyond the Peak of Inflated Expectations”

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Every once in a while, there appears a paper that is so good, so well-written and so packed with insights, that I would read it a few times... that I wished I had written it myself. That happened when I read this perspective paper by Jonathan Chen and Steven Asch. Normally I'd tweet a link …

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