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Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Gaussian graphical models with skggm - implementation -

Jason just sent me the following:

Hi Igor, 

I hope this message finds you well. I saw you recently ventured into startup world, fun! 

I'm writing to let you know about a new python package that Manjari Narayan and I recently published and thought it might be relevant for the Nuit Blanche community. If so, we'd love for you to post about it. Links below. 

tour: https://jasonlaska.github.io/skggm/tour 

code: https://github.com/jasonlaska/skggm 

cheers, Jason

 Sure Jason ! The page starts with: 

Gaussian graphical models with skggm



Graphical models combine graph theory and probability theory to create networks that model complex probabilistic relationships. Inferring such networks is a statistical problem in areas such as systems biology, neuroscience, psychometrics, and finance.
 The rest is here.

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Nuit Blanche is a blog that focuses on Compressive Sensing, Advanced Matrix Factorization Techniques, Machine Learning as well as many other engaging ideas and techniques needed to handle and make sense of very high dimensional data also known as Big Data.

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  • The Natural Language Blog of Hal Daume III
  • The Polylog Blog of Andrew McGregor
  • Eric Tramel's Espace Vide Blog on Compressed Sensing
  • Lianlin Li's Compressive Sensing blog (in Chinese)
  • Space Engineering Research Center
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  • Frank Nielsen's Information Geometry blog
  • David Brady's Blog
  • Le Petit Chercheur Illustre
  • Chaotic Pearls (in Indonesian)
  • De Rerum Natura
  • Michele Guieu's blog
  • An Ergodic Walk
  • Laurent Duval's site
  • Laurent Duval's blog
  • Thesilog
  • Diffusion des savoirs - Ecole Normale Superieure
  • What's New, Terry Tao
  • Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science, Andrew Gelman, Aleks Jakulin, Masanao Yajima
  • Machine Learning etc, Yaroslav Bulatov
  • My slice of Pizza, Muthu Mutukrishnan
  • The Geomblog by Piotr Indyk and Suresh
  • Machine Learning (Theory), John Langford
  • Lemonodor by John Wiseman
  • Yet another Machine Learning blog, Pierre Dangauthier
  • Make Magazine blog
  • Theses en ligne
  • Neurevolution blog
  • Pedro Davalos website
  • Damaris' blog
  • Olivier's blog
  • Julie's blog
  • Michele Guieu's site

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