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A repository of papers that have been presented at nPlan's machine learning paper club

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(Virtual) Machine Learning Paper Club @ Google Campus with nPlan

A repository of papers accompanying nPlan's machine learning paper club at Google Campus.

Important notice

Whilst the COVID-19 quarantine lasts we will be conducting ML Paper Club remotely. Same day, same time, but via video-call. Every week, we will post a link next to the paper so that you can join at the time of the Meetup. The link will be posted here a few minutes before the start of the discussion.

If joining us, we would greatly appreciate it if you respect the following rules:

  • When joining the call, mute your microphone and turn off your video.
  • If you want to speak, use the 'raise hand' option. There will be a moderator watching out for people who want to speak.
  • If you have a question, post it in the chat and the speaker will answer it for you.

Bear in mind that these meetings are recorded for dissemination purposes.

Next meetup's paper

[23/04/2020] [Link] Amy presents: Kaplan, J., McCandlish, S., Henighan, T., Brown, T. B., Chess, B., Child, R., ... & Amodei, D. (2020). Scaling laws for neural language models. arXiv preprint arXiv:2001.08361.

Papers up for grabs

Supplementary material

For those new to machine learning, these are some recommended reading material:

The wide and deep model implementation that Carlos presented can be found here https://github.com/caledezma/wide_deep_model. Why not download it, play with it, and let us know your findings at paper club?

The demo for Platt scaling in calibration can be found here https://github.com/caledezma/calibration_scaling_demo. Feel free to contribute to it, we might make a push to TensorFlow with a Platt Scaling layer!

YouTube channel

We regularly record the presentations made during the Meetup (subject to the presenter's and attendees' approval). These videos are then uploaded to our YouTube channel so that those that can't attend are still able to profit from the presentations. If you's like to stay up to date with the presentations, just hit the subscribe button!

Paper history

The papers that have been (and will be) discussed in Paper Club meetings are.

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A repository of papers that have been presented at nPlan's machine learning paper club