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Excited to be representing POSNA as Guest Society with President Todd Milbrandt at Orthopedic Research Society. We need more high quality research to cure orthopedic diseases such as scoliosis, back pain, and arthritis. @POSNA_org @POSNAKids @MayoOrthoRes @ToddMilbrandtMD
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Caitlin Clark is the unanimous Associated Press Rookie of the Year 😤
📝: on.nba.com/4gACZ21
How excited!! Look forward to keep working with you Erick!
Thrilled to announce that I’ve joined the Mayo Clinic in Florida as an orthopedic surgeon, specializing in shoulder, knee, and #sportsmedicine surgery.
Proud to be part of the #1 hospital in Florida, and excited to provide exceptional care to #Jacksonville and beyond!
Linjun Yang retweeted
We are excited to introduce Stable Fast 3D, Stability AI’s latest breakthrough in 3D asset generation technology. This innovative model transforms a single input image into a detailed 3D asset in just 0.5 seconds, setting a new standard for speed and quality in the field of 3D reconstruction!
Alongside this release, we’ve also published a technical report that highlights how we achieve fast inference speeds with reduced baked illumination and material parameters.
👾You can learn more and access the report here: stability.ai/news/introducin…
A GREAT year with those people. Good luck!
A heartfelt congratulations and farewell to our lab members embarking on exciting new journeys! @PRouzrokh & @BrdKhsrv start Radiology Residency, while @austingrove51 & @ElizabethKaji start their last year of medical school pursuing Orthopedic Surgery Residency!
Linjun Yang retweeted
🚀 @TheoDapamede and I are thrilled to announce #RadPrompter - a Python package for simplified, reproducible, and composable #LLM prompting, providing a flexible framework for crafting complex prompts from reusable components.
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Super excited to showcase our newest work Almanac Copilot an EHR agent capable of answering questions about your patients and placing orders for you across any modern EHR system.
Background: Nearly 75% of clinicians with burnout symptoms pinpoint EHRs as a source due to poor usability or workflow integration.
Methodology: We train a 33B LLM to perform open-ended QA on patient information, as well as order placement using the FHIR interoperability standard (cc @zakkohane , @AdamRodmanMD)
Result: Almanac Copilot obtains a success rate of 74% across 300 common EHR tasks based on MIMIC-IV. Your very own personal EHR assistant!
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🚨 New Multimodal Generative Medical AI 🚨
Our team just announced MedVersa, a groundbreaking multimodal medical image interpretation model. 🩺🖥️
MedVersa is the first generalist medical AI capable of learning from both visual & linguistic supervision to tackle a wide range of medical imaging tasks. It sets a new state-of-the-art in many areas! 📈
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Caitlin Clark ⭐️ Thank you for raising all of our awareness even more this season. Us fans can’t wait to follow your pro career 🫡
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Caitlin Clark made women’s college basketball a must watch for a far bigger audience than without her. Losing the title doesn’t change her popularity. If you can’t recognize and acknowledge that FACT, you’re just a hater.
Yeah that’s why it was a very very very touch call but still a right one. But it’s understandable that people especially UConn fans got upset cuz ref should just have let the players play it out.
Words cannot describe how brilliant those two are and contributions they have made. Congrats again!!
A long overdue CONGRATULATIONS is in order for our incredible lab members! @PRouzrokh & @khosravi_bardia matched into @YaleRadiology residency. Their amazing work here will be missed, but here’s to a bright future ahead! #MatchDay2024 @YaleRadRes
Linjun Yang retweeted
The Top ML Papers of the Week (Jan 15 - Jan 21):
- AlphaCodium
- AlphaGeometry
- RAG vs. Finetuning
- Self-Rewarding Models
- Overview of LLMs for Evaluation
- Tuning Language Models by Proxy
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Linjun Yang retweeted
Blending Is All You Need
Based on the last month of LLM research papers, it's obvious to me that we are on the verge of seeing some incredible innovation around small language models.
Llama 7B and Mistral 7B made it clear to me that we can get more out of these small language models on tasks like coding and common sense reasoning.
Phi-2 (2.7B) made it even more clear that you can push these smaller models further with curated high-quality data.
What's next? More curated and synthetic data? Innovation around Mixture of Experts and improved architectures? Combining models? Better post-training approaches? Better prompt engineering techniques? Better model augmentation?
I mean, there is just a ton to explore here as demonstrated in this new paper that integrates models of moderate size (6B/13B) which can compete or surpass ChatGPT performance.
arxiv.org/abs/2401.02994






























