Thursday, May 04, 2017

Nuit Blanche in Review (April 2017)

April 2017 was pretty eventful. At LightOn, we just came out with our second newsletter. We attended ICLR in Toulon, and much like Libby , we noticed the millenia CPU paper as well as the current thought processes going on in finding rules of thumbs for new architectures on the algorithm side (see Understanding section below) and on the hardware side (see MLHardware section). We also noted that some of these insights might be automated (see Architecture section). Kudos to the ICLR organizers for streamlining and eventually putting the videos of the event in real time. Other highlights included what is going on in sequencing (see Sunday Morning Insight), a thesis and some jobs. Enjoy !


Sunday Morning Insight:
Implementation (implementation tag)

Architectures (MetaLearning tag)
ML Hardware (MLHardware tag)
CSHardware (CSHardware tag)
In-depth

Understanding
Thesis (Thesis tag)

Highly Technical Reference page:
Videos:
Conferences
Jobs: (CSjobs tag)
Credit photo: NASA, JPL-Caltech, SSI,  enhanced by Sophia Nasr

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