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Seeking Open Datasets for Machine Learning Applications in Nanomaterials
Hi! I am currently working on a machine learning project involving nanomaterials and looking for relevant datasets. I have come across some datasets on Kaggle, but they are not sufficient for my needs. Could you please recommend websites or platforms where I can find open datasets related to...- proteo
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- Machine learning
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Pure Math vs Applied Math for AI/ML
TL;DR Summary: Wondering which of Pure Math or Applied Math would be better for AI/ML. Hey everyone, I've been on this forum a while but never posted. I essentially have the choice to major in math or applied math, and was wondering which would be better for machine learning or AI as a career.- member 757689
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- Machine learning math
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Honest advice needed to pursue a 2nd MSc in data science
Hello, I am 39 and will be soon 40. I did nothing in my life except my academic degrees MSc and BSc. Recently I have joined again 2nd Masters in data science program with a specialization in ML in MRI., which is a top 200 university in the world and top 100 in Medical Imaging. From my childhood...- danobdon
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- Career change Data science Machine learning
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Python Help solving a geometrical matching issue with Graph Neural Networks
Hello! I wish to understand which lines and vertices in different 2D orthographic views of a 3D object correspond to each other. This information would also later be used to construct a 3D model from the 2D orthographic views. Blue shows matched edges/lines. Orange shows matched...- lauripro56
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- Geometry Graph theory Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Python Why backpropagation dominates neural networks instead of interpolation
Hi guys, I was learning machine learning and I found something a bit confusing. When I studied physics I saw the method of least squares to find the best parameters for the given data, in this case we assume we know the equation and we just minimize the error. So if it is a straight line model...- jonjacson
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- Extrapolation Interpolation Least squares Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Software to Simulate a Renewable Grid with ML
Hello, I am currently working on a paper that reqires me to simulate a renewable energy grid with machine learning. I'd be grateful if anyone with experience on this can give a few suggestion as to which software to use for this task. Thanks in advance.- mhr005
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- Machine learning Power grid Renewable energy Simulator
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Physics Does a datascience job help in applying for PhD or physics scholarship
I have a math degree and currently pursuing a BS in physics, I've been offered a job as a data scientist with occasional machine learning stuff. 1) Would this be helpful for my career in physics? If yes then how? (I'm aware that machine learning is being used in various areas of physics, but...- ricky33
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- Data science Industry Job Machine learning Phd Phd admission Physics Scholarship
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What is the goal of the problem?
Question: Correct Answer: U and VT in code:- nao113
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- Machine Machine learning Svd
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Can AI Technologies Interpret and Convert Musical Notes into Audio?
Musical notes Can AI, Machine learning, Data science, Computer vision, image processing technologies assist in interpreting musical notes ? Input dataset : Musical notes Output : Sound (Audio file) played. A python program which can assist in interpreting or converting text to speech ?. The...- akerkarprashant
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- Artificial intelligence Computer vision Data science Image processing Interpretation Machine learning Notes
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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New Olympic games Logo Designs -- Can Machine Learning help?
Olympic games logo We have the beautiful logo designed for Olympic games. Five rings of different colours each representing the Continent. Significance of friendship between all continents. Countries representing the Olympic games from various continents. Questions 1 The Origin of this Olympic...- akerkarprashant
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- Artificial inteligence Data science Games Image Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Courses Which of these Machine Learning courses should I attend?
I am currently pursuing my undergraduate studies in Physics. While I do know some programming (Java, MATLAB, Python), I have no knowledge in Machine Learning. This is an important field, and I want to study it. I have gone through some online courses, and need your help in determining which of...- Wrichik Basu
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- Courses Machine Machine learning
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Python Forecasting Bitcoin (BTC) with Machine Learning
Hi everyone, I apologize to the mod if I posted in the wrong section. For my exam of Machine Learning, I would like to implement a part of the work presented in this paper. In this work, the authors used two ML methods in cascade for forecasting Bitcoin. Starting from the initial data, they...- BRN
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- Bitcoin Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Deep Learning for Image Recognition in Astrophysics
Summary:: I'm looking for some great books on deep learning related to image recognition that I can use in astrophysics. Hello, I'm about to start my master thesis, where I, in short, will be comparing snapshots of young binary stars from simulations to observations using deep learning -...- Mikkel
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- Astrophysics Image Machine learning
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Tracing correct words from Jumbled words using machine learning
Can we trace all correct words from Jumbled words using machine learning prediction, search algorithms? https://builtin.com/machine-learning/nlp-machine-learning Input Dataset : Jumbled words. Jumbled word example: oolp Output : pool, loop, polo.- akerkarprashant
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- Artificial inteligence Linguistics Machine Machine learning tracing
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Principal component analysis and data compression in Machine Learning
I wonder how to accurately perform data compression on the m x n matrix X using PCA. Each row is a data point, and each column is a feature. So m data points with n features. If I like to go k < n dimensions, how is the correct way of doing so? How to I accurately create the matrix W_k, which...- Wille
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- Analysis Component Compression Data Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Computational Introduction to machine learning
Can anyone provide a good introductory reference to machine learning. Right now, I am interested in understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the various ML methods. I am not currently interested in detailed descriptions of their implementation. I am probably going to have to brush up...- Frabjous
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- Introduction Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Programs I chose math instead of physics. Was it a mistake?
Long story short, my career goals are to work as a researcher/research scientist in machine learning or to develop models/algorithms for forecasting such as in financial markets or otherwise. Fundamentally, I find think this is quite similar to physics as a science, but that is for another...- engmathengphys
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- Computer science Machine learning Major Mathemathics Mistake Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Unlocking Speech Through Brain Implant & Machine Learning
In a collaboration of several institutions researchers have been able to record the thoughts of a person with a brain stem stroke resulting in anarthria (an inability to articulate speech) by mplanting network of electrodes in the brain and using a machine learning algorithm to decode the...- gleem
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- Brain Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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How should a physicist learn Machine Learning?
Hello everyone, I am currently a master student working on physics and neural networks. I have already started producing neural network results (I use tensorflow and keras) so I know how to program the basic things that I am required to do, the problem is that I do not understand them well. I...- Phylosopher
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- Machine Machine learning Physicist
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Bernoulli and Bayesian probabilities
Summary:: Hello there, I'm a mechanical engineer pursuing my graduate degree and I'm taking a class on machine learning. Coding is a skill of mine, but statistics is not... anyway, I have a homework problem on Bernoulli and Bayesian probabilities. I believe I've done the first few parts...- hdp12
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- Bayesian Bernoulli Machine learning Probabilities Probability
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Can machine learning be used to treat diseases?
Say a person is infected with disease X. I suspect that it's possible for computers to learn the behavior of X via machine learning. This would lead to greater understanding of X. The unsupervised learning approach is pertinent to this. For another approach, say a new medicine Y is being...- r731
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- Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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A Applications of analysis in signal processing/machine learning?
Hello everyone, My question for this thread concerns the application of (mainly) mathematical analysis to fields such as signal processing and machine learning. More specifically, I was wondering if you happen to know of some interesting application of things like measure theory or functional...- Dowland
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- Analysis Applications Functional analysis Machine learning Measure theory Signal Signal processing
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- Forum: General Math
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Machine Learning - Empirical Error
I understand everything in this equation except for the summation. I understand it's the average error over the sample. But why do we need the "1"? Moreover wouldn't the error be the absolute value of the hypothesized value minus the concept value? Meaning | h( x_i ) - c( x_i ) | because you...- YoshiMoshi
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- Error Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Clustering and Classification in Machine Learning
Hello, I started studying machine learning and its basics. One of the applications of supervised learning ML is classification, i.e. identifying different objects and classify them. Being supervised means that the ML algorithm is initially served labelled data. The labelled data is used to a)...- fog37
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- Classification Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Studying Self-studying plan for modern science
Hey guys, I want to build a strong and straight plan for my next years of studying and once finish I am able to do something on my own and come up with crazy ideas and actually test them, build some awesome algorithms, all that cool stuff, but I'm kinda stumble so it would be nice if someone...- Angelo422
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- Ai Artificial inteligence Machine learning Plan Quantum mechanics Quantum physics Science
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Resource recommendations for machine learning
I am planing to change my field (in PhD) and learn Machine Learning to differentiate different phases of strongly correlated matter. I learned Monte Carlo method in my MS and have intermediate level knowledge of topological insulators. Before completely getting into Machine Learning, I want to...- Luqman Saleem
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- Machine Machine learning Neural networks Physics Resource Resource recommendations
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How Does Linear Regression Differ Between Statistics and Machine Learning?
Hello, I am trying to wrap my head around the difference between machine learning and statistics for predictive purposes and interpretability... Is there a sharp difference between the two in terms of predictive power? I understand how machine learning needs to be first trained with data to...- fog37
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- Machine Machine learning Statistics
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Programs Diploma thesis - Neural Network Application in Physical Problems
Hello everybody. I am currently on my last year of Computational Physics education. More and more I am interested in Machine Learning and Neural Network. Time has come for me to choose diploma work thesis, so I am searching for interesting ideas where I can merge my interest in neural networks...- dirac26
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- Application Astrophysics Machine learning Network Neural Neural networks Physical Thesis
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Python How to get output from a layer during training in Keras?
In Keras, the method model.fit() is used to train the neural network. How can I get the output from any hidden layer during training? Consider following code where neural network is trained to add two time series #multivariate data preparation #multivariate multiple input cnn example from numpy...- Atr cheema
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- Machine learning Output Python
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Machine Learning or Deep Learning for a Lab Experiment
Hi, I want to try out a bit of machine learning or deep learning with an optimisation problem in the lab. However, I'm confused at what the best option would even be or whether my optimisation problem is even applicable to either. Firstly, the lab set up hasn't been built yet, I am computing...- jamie.j1989
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- Experiment Lab Machine Machine learning
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Math Job opportunities USA that combine data science with physics
Hello, I am a Belgian master in physics and astronomy with a couple of years of working experience under his belt, who recently decided to obtain a second master in statistics. Normally I should graduate in 2020. My goal is to become a data scientist, but preferably within a scientific context...- Reinhart
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- Data Data science Job Job opportunities Machine learning Mathematics Physics Science Usa
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Python Is machine learning entirely based on decision tree?
Are all the machine learning predictor algorithm based on decision tree? Even classifier and regressors?- Felipe Lincoln
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- Decision Machine Machine learning Tree
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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What is the reward in Reinforcement Learning?
I know I'm not that bright and I realize that this is a silly question to anyone in the field, but I was curious what the reward is in reinforcement learning algorithms. I understand the concept behind reinforcement learning, though I am unsure of how you could program a reward into a program...- ngrunenberg
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- Ai Curiosity Machine learning
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Studying Self Study roadmap for Machine Learning
Hello, I am a second year PhD student in mathematics currently studying logic. I have recently begun questioning staying in the field, and I really think I may want to work in Machine Learning, at the very least in the theory of it. I am willing to self study from machine learning books, but...- Oats
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- Machine Machine learning Self Self study Study
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Python Is there a recommended book for learning machine learning with python?
What's the best book to learn machine learning using python?- Felipe Lincoln
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- Book Machine Machine learning
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A Recently, I want to write something about data in physics
Nowadays, the machine learning of computer science is hot. It is based on data, and drove by data. Thus, a question is naturally coming out: the data in physics, and the models of data. I think it is a really empirical way to know how physicists do the same thing as the computer scientists. So...- Pring
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- Computer Data Machine learning Physics
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Calculus Which books for Calculus AND Linear Algebra
I wanted to go through Calculus and then Linear Algebra following either of two paths: a) Keisler's Infinitesmal approach>>>Nitecki Deconstructing Calculus>>>Nitecki Calculus in 3D>>>Freidberg's Linear Algebra OR b) Simmons Calculus with analytic geometry>>>Apostol Vol 1>>>>Apostol Vol...- Elementalnature
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- Algebra Books Calculus Computer vision Linear Linear algagbra Linear algebra Machine learning
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Prob/Stats Books on Machine Learning without a strong math background required
Hi everyone, I am a software developer (bachelor's degree in Europe, different than a bachelor's degree in the US I believe) and I don't have a strong math/physics background but I am willing to learn. For a few years now, I have been really interested in machine learning but until now, I only...- gillouche
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- Books Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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So, is my approach for finding angles efficient and accurate?
For one of my current projects in computer vision (which really is a study in point clustering and tracking in a data stream of n-dimensional data), I have come up with a way to very quickly index a 2D angle between two points or the angle of a vector. Doing a little bit of investigation, and...- Curiose
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- angle computer vision machine learning trigonometry vector
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Mind boggling machine learning results from AlphaZero
I have always been on the skeptical, but not dismissive, end of judgments about achievemnts and rate of progress in this field. However, the following (please read through carefully) just completely blows my mind: https://en.chessbase.com/post/the-future-is-here-alphazero-learns-chess A self...- PAllen
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- Artificial inteligence Chess Machine Machine learning Mind
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Python Good books to learn machine learning using Python
Hello, I am new to both Python and machine learning. I am trying to learn by reading books on machine learning using Python. I started with this book. I could manage the first 3 chapters (although I had to dissect the codes on Github because not all the codes are included and explained in the...- EngWiPy
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- Books Machine Machine learning Python
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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I How can I access event data for LHCb calorimeters?
I want to do a project using machine learning on the calorimeter event data of the LHCb. How can I access this data? Is it very difficult to navigate your way through the source code on your own?- It's me
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- Cern Data Lhc Lhcb Machine learning Particle physics
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Physics Machine learning with particle physics
In which fields of physics can we apply machine learning concepts? If I take data science master's with minor in particle physics or astrophysics, what are the possibilities that I would be employed as a physics related data scientist? (I am a programmer and I would like to change my career...- quantknight
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- Career change Machine Machine learning Particle Particle physics Physics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Quantum Machine Learning Finds the Higgs in the Haystack
ArsTechnica recently published this online article on using quantum computing to identify Higgs interactions in LHC data having simulated many possible higgs interactions to train the model with 36 attributes...- jedishrfu
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- Higgs Machine Machine learning Quantum
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Other Finding the Perfect Machine Learning Textbook for a Physics BSc
Hello, recently I've become interested in learning more about machine learning, and am looking for a good textbook to study from. My background: Finished most of the required courses for my physics BSc and the related math courses. Some relevant courses I have taken: Linear Algebra Calculus...- vancouver_water
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- Bsc Machine Machine learning Physics Textbook
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Admissions Computational physics career change
Hi, I am confused about which to choose between computational physics and data science. Actually I am a computer science undergraduate and I have 4 years of experience in data mining. I discovered my interest in physics, so I planned to do a graduate degree with the focus of physics. But the...- quantknight
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- Career Career change Change Computational Computational physics Data science Machine learning Physics Physics career
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Machine learning / AI - Where do I start?
I am a programming novice with minimal knowledge of C, Python and Java that I've taught myself from books and videos. Eventually I'd like to get into AI and machine learning but I have no idea where to start. Thus far, the minimal coding I've learned has been rather aimless with no specific...- CrazyNeutrino
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- Ai Machine Machine learning
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Applied Differential geometry for Machine Learning
My goal is to do research in Machine Learning (ML) and Reinforcement Learning (RL) in particular. The problem with my field is that it's hugely multidisciplinary and it's not entirely clear what one should study on the mathematical side apart from multivariable calculus, linear algebra...- kiuhnm
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- Differential Differential geometry Geometry Machine Machine learning
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Physics Is There a Connection Between Physics and Machine Learning?
Hello everyone, I'm on my last undergraduation year in Physics and I've been asking myself what specific area to work with . Two months ago I've been studying Machine Learning and it amazed me so much that i push myself to come here and ask your opinions about it : There's a way to work deeply...- Gean Martins
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- Carreer Machine Machine learning Physics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What are the Limitations of Machine Learning in Causal Analysis?
From what I understand, machine learning is incredibly good at making predictions from data in a very automated/algorithmic way. But for any inference that is going to deal with ideas of causality, it's primarily a subject matter concern, which relies on mostly on judgment calls and intuition...- FallenApple
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- Limits Machine Machine learning
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science