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13 Dec 2023: Hong Ge. Principal Investigator. Senior Research Fellow. atFellow of Darwin college. Email: hg344 [at] cam [dot] ac [dot] uk. I am a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. I lead the Turing language

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19 Jun 2024: on their effects on people belonging to certain sensitivedemographic groups (e.g., gender, race). ... Now we compare user judgments of fairness of individual features, fordifferent demographic subgroups of people.

12 Apr 2024: This is despite using speed-up tricks (Goodfellow, 2015). The similarities in the equations indicate that we might be able to take techniques people use to scale Adam up to large

12 Apr 2024: Jekyll 2024-04-12T16:32:5900:00 https://mlg.eng.cam.ac.uk/blog/feed.xml MLG Blog Blog of the Machine Learning Group at the University of Cambridge An introduction to Flow Matching 2024-01-20T00:00:0000:00 2024-01-20T00:00:0000:00

12 Apr 2024: Of course, in larger-scale settings, a full-covariance Gaussian would be intractable, so people often resort to diagonal approximations which assume full independence between the weights (Figure 7, top right).

19 Nov 2023: We get 10 people to blind test, each given a randomly selected drink. ... For example, thenull hypothesis could be that people can’t tell the difference betweenwhiskies. •

19 Jun 2024: Yet both concepts are somewhat ambiguous, and can meandifferent things to different people in different contexts. ... People might be experts or not. We list several types and goals of transparency.

19 Jun 2024: Our Contributions. We collected and analyzed fairness judgmentsfrom a survey of 576 people. ... So our framework for how people judgefeature usage fairness consists of two-parts.

19 Nov 2023: Example: What is the probability that two people both have their birthday inJanuary? ... First, work out the probability qn that with n people, none share birthdays.