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Take a Look at MixNMatchArchive 2019
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Take a Look at MixNMatch

A conditional generative model that learns to recognise and encode background, object position, shape, and structure from various images with minimal human oversight: Github: https://github.com/Yuheng-Li/MixNMatch…

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Miniature Brains Grown in the LaboratoryArchive 2019
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Miniature Brains Grown in the Laboratory

* for the first time, brains have been grown that generate brain waves * pea-sized brains cultivated in laboratories mimic a wide range of activities of a real brain…

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Thousands of Free Datasets!Archive 2018
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Thousands of Free Datasets!

A gift for deep learning enthusiasts – thousands of free datasets! The University of California dataset complements a fantastic data source like my beloved Kaggle!

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