Kameron Decker Harris
@KameronDHarris
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Math, computation, networks, neurosci, biology / snow and other fun things. Here for the strange animals. Assistant Prof @WWU Computer Science
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Joined May 2013
"Structured random receptive fields enable informative sensory encodings" work headed by @tweetbarrage with @marius10p @bingbrunton
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@MelMitchell1 Bezos has enough money not to care, and will probably profit from a T**** admin enough to make it worth it, I suppose
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RT @LLogiaco: @reziliusReza Science paper in the 1960s ... The question is which papers published today will make…
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@StphTphsn1 @CellTypist @crozSciTech @SaraASolla This is such bad exposition. Let me tell you about my super technical theorem and conditions, but I give no proof or idea to its technique. Proof by intimidation & confusion
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RT @wongmjane: Twitter’s algorithm specifically labels whether the Tweet author is Elon Musk “author_is_elon” besides the Democrat, Repub…
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@zamakany I remember Steve and Nathan constructing their first board system in an abandoned windowless room in the applied math building. We were always a bit puzzled by why it was happening. Now they're YouTube stars!
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RT @UVMLarnerMed: This month, #UVMLarnerMed Associate Professor of Neurological Sciences DaviBock , Ph.D., along with colleagues from Princ…
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@Sauers_ @StphTphsn1 Fourier is showing up because your are looking for orthogonal basis & your data are ~stationary/smooth. Try a different kind of matrix factorization, e.g. nonnegative or ICA.
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Some fundamental contributions to neural nets outlined in this thread. Formative, essential stuff
🧵on Japan's underrated contributions to neural nets. Shun-ichi Amari @UTokyo_News_en @riken_en is another one of my heroes. His 1972 paper on associative memory models modeled Hebbian plasticity using an outer product weight matrix.
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RT @SebastianSeung: 🧵on Japan's underrated contributions to neural nets. Shun-ichi Amari @UTokyo_News_en @riken_en is another one of my her…
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@beenwrekt It's the modern version of Jevons' paradox that I teach in my algorithms class. "More efficient hardware/algorithms can still end up being a crappier experience" OTOH my 12 year old ThinkPad running debian is still fully useful so long as I don't care about battery life
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@aliceschwarze Some context which I wasn't aware of to dampen our passions thanks to @tyrell_turing :
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