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🙏 Please help us improve the SBI toolbox! 🙏
In preparation for the SBI Hackathon, we’re running a user study to learn what we can improve and how we can grow.
👉 Please share your thoughts here: forms.gle/foHK7myV2oaK1NU57
Your input will make a big difference—thank you! 🙌
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Thrilled to announce we have three #NeurIPS2024 papers! Interested in simulating realistic neural data with diffusion models or recurrent neural networks, or in source distribution sorcery? Have a look 👇 1/4
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We introduce a new maximum-entropy, sample-based approach to solve the source distribution estimation problem. Poster #4006 (East; Fri 13 Dec 11:00 PT). By Julius Vetter, @guymoss13, ➡️openreview.net/forum?id=0cgD… 4/4
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The sbi package is growing into a community project 🌎 To reflect this and the algorithms, neural nets, and diagnostics that have been added since its initial release, we have written a new software paper. Reach out if you want to get involved: arxiv.org/abs/2411.17337
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A propos: Inspired to do a PhD or Postdoc in #ML4Science/#AI4Science? We have multiple openings to work ML and AI tools for scientific discovery, in neuroscience and beyond!
Full details: mackelab.org/media/Ad_Mackel…
Students: Apply by Nov 15, directly to IMPRS-IS or @ELLISforEurope
Researching #AI #MachineLearning #Robotics #HCI? Join our elite doctoral program - a partnership with MPI-IS, @uni_stuttgart & @uni_tue! Applications accepted until Nov 15, 2024 at imprs.is.mpg.de/application
Guy Moss retweeted
I hacked together a semantic search engine for ICLR 2025 paper submissions! 🔍📄
Uses OpenAI embeddings and BM25 reranking.
Anecdotally, it feels much more useful than the OpenReview search button! Try it out now: iclr-search.jkapoor.me
(Fun fact, I did not write a single line of non-python code. @cursor_ai is insanely powerful🧠)
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We’re at Bernstein Conference next week with lots of new work to share: 10 posters, 1 workshop talk, and don’t miss @jakhmack’s invited talk on Wednesday!
If you’re excited about machine learning for (neuro)science, come chat with us—we’re hiring PhD students & postdocs!
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We’re stoked to share: “A Practical Guide to Sample-based Statistical Distances for Evaluating Generative Models in Science”.
Now out in TMLR: openreview.net/forum?id=isEF…
This was an incredibly special project for us, as it involved the **entire** lab getting together!
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Puh, we have been preparing the new release of the sbi toolbox for quite a while now, and I am really glad to see it out now! Have a look, there are a lot of cool new features! 🚀
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We just released a new version of `sbi`, and this one has _a ton_ of new features! Many of these features are thanks to more than 30 (mostly new) contributors. We are very excited about the growing community and the new release! 🧵 1/8
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We’re excited to share that the SBI package is now officially @NumFOCUS affiliated and growing into a community project. A lot of upcoming release originated from a hackathon earlier this year, and there are more events planned soon. Stay tuned for details! #opensource #hackathon
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Just came from organising the the bio-inspired deep learning workshop with @BernaezLaura and lead by @ppjgoncalves. It was an absolutely fantastic experience and with great projects that I hope will lead to further collaboration.
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What does this dog have to do with a sh!tty data project?
In the scope of the Data Literacy course, two of our students Michelle Schlicher and Karsten Binz analyzed as a real-world problem whether there is a connection between the meals of their dog Buddy and his diarrhea. (1/8)
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Come work with us! We have an open PostDoc position in "Simulation-based model discovery" at Uni Tübingen in cooperation with Boehringer Ingelheim AI: uni-tuebingen.de/en/universi…
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Stoked to share my first #NeurIPS2022 paper.
"Efficient Identification of informative features in SBI"
arxiv.org/abs/2210.11915
w. @deismic_, @yvesbernaerts, @jakhmack, @CellTypist
@ml4science
We use NLE to efficiently identify how features constrain posteriors in SBI. (1/8)
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New research article: Predicting the steady-state isochronal stratigraphy of ice shelves using observations and modeling doi.org/10.5194/tc-16-4763-2…
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Ice rises and rumples in 3D and with hysteresis when sea level changes. Great work by @_clarahenry !
tc.copernicus.org/articles/1…
@VjeranV @Schannwell @ElmerIce1
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Reminder: There is more space in Tübingen's geophysics boat for a 2 x 3 years Postdoc. Come join us!
tinyurl.com/5absxcva
(First deadline is by the end of this week.)
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📢We released a new version of SBI with many improvements and one highlight🎉: We enabled access to ArviZ (@arviz_devs) to benefit from their amazing MCMC diagnostics and inference visualizations 🤩 (thanks to @sethaxen)!
see github.com/mackelab/sbi/rele… for details 1/2
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Simulation-based inference (SBI) has accelerated model-building across many disciplines. It’s also useful for studying cognition: We present Mixed Neural Likelihood Estimation, an SBI method tailored to models of decision-making! By @janfiete @janmatthis @_rdgao @jakhmack
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