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Rowen Lee in Nurture.AI

May 10, 2018

Keeping up with the GANs

Guide to the key GAN papers for busy nerds.

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Rowen Lee in Nurture.AI

Jun 8, 2018

NLP must reads

Musings after a crazy reading spree

Language is the blood of the soul into which…

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Nurture.AI in Nurture.AI

Feb 22, 2018

Karanbir Singh Chahal, Implementing AI Research Paper for the First Time

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Rowen Lee in Nurture.AI

Feb 1, 2018

Magic behind “A probabilistic framework for deep learning” explained

Image classification problems can be dealt with from a probabilistic perspective, as discussed in the research paper titled “A Probabilistic Framework for Deep Learning” (which we will simply call “the paper”).

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James Lee in Nurture.AI

Apr 22, 2018

Awesome AI Papers: Ranking Sentences for Extractive Summarization with Reinforcement Learning

This article is part of a weekly series of AI paper summaries. Check out more at the nurture.ai medium publication or the official nurture.ai website.

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Nurture.AI in Nurture.AI

Feb 22, 2018

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Keeping up with the GANs

Guide to the key GAN papers for busy nerds.

NLP must reads

Musings after a crazy reading spree

Karanbir Singh Chahal, Implementing AI Research Paper for the First Time

Magic behind “A probabilistic framework for deep learning” explained

Awesome AI Papers: Ranking Sentences for Extractive Summarization with Reinforcement Learning

Ravi Theja, Solving Automatic Number Plate Detection and Recognition in India

Prakash Kumar Pandey, Electrical Engineering to Deep Learning

A collaborative platform for getting more out of AI research

Marianne Hoogeveen, from Physics via Mathematics to Machine Learning

Yann Dubois, from Biomedical Engineering to Machine Learning