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Graphen COVID-19 Genomic Evolution
Graphen COVID-19 Genomic Evolution
2) from worldwide labs, the Graphen team, in conjunction with Columbia University, is able to align the genome of viruses, look for the canonical form of each gene location, and identify the exact variant(s) of a virus. Each virus has nearly 30k bases with each position represented by one of ATCG, the cDNA of virus. A virtual Canonical form sequence was determined independently in each position, not based on a single virus. In the Canonical form, the genomic length of a virus is 29,816. The letter of each position of the Canonical form was independently determined by the consensus of all sequenced viruses. Genome sequences need to be first aligned. The max position number after alignment is 30,532 which includes some head/tail/empty holes. After the canonical form is available, for each virus, we can then identify its exact variation in each position by comparing to the Canonical f
·graphen.ai·
Graphen COVID-19 Genomic Evolution
GraphHackers, Let’s Unite to Help Save the World — Graphs4Good 2020
GraphHackers, Let’s Unite to Help Save the World — Graphs4Good 2020
working individuals working overtime delivering groceries, people are taking on a role in supporting our society when we need it the most.These selfless people inspire us and we want them to know that we’re in this together. It’s time for us as a community to collaborate and do something positive.So — we invite you to join us and the global development community in an effort to unite our skills and bring some good to our world. ❤❤Let’s hack for good, together.Image source: CNN MoneyAbout Graphs4Good (GraphHack) 2020WHAT: any project that has a positive goal and can help others, qualifies. ❤WHERE: virtually, of course!
·medium.com·
GraphHackers, Let’s Unite to Help Save the World — Graphs4Good 2020
GraphLog
GraphLog
the task should accurately quantify the “distribution shift” in the data. Having precise control of this shift could allow us to understand the drawbacks of our learning methods, and build systems which can generalize over multiple tasks but still remember the old ones. Data distribution
·cs.mcgill.ca·
GraphLog
Graphs in the Enterprise - Part I | LinkedIn
Graphs in the Enterprise - Part I | LinkedIn
Graphs (not charts and pretty pictures) are an abstraction that was first used by Euler in 1736 to solve the now famous Konigsberg problem. This mathematical abstraction has been proven to be useful in several niche domains where complex networks (graphs are also known as networks) had to be analyze
·linkedin.com·
Graphs in the Enterprise - Part I | LinkedIn
Growing explainable knowledge
Growing explainable knowledge
In the Summer of 2019, the term “Knowledge Graph” (KG) suddenly appeared in the Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, already close to the peak of inflated expectation. That was quite a surprise, as it did not exist at all in the previous year’s: it just popped up halfway to the top, as a relevant...
·expertsystem.com·
Growing explainable knowledge
Hai huang presentation
Hai huang presentation
We present a solution to learn URI selection criteria in order to improve the crawling of Linked Open Data by predicting their RDF-relevance. The prediction co…
·slideshare.net·
Hai huang presentation
Harsh Thakkar on Twitter
Harsh Thakkar on Twitter
For the interested -- you can find an empirical study of the sparql-gremlin mapping used by the plugin here: https://t.co/QGIzufzDKo— Harsh Thakkar (@Harsh9t) January 11, 2019
·twitter.com·
Harsh Thakkar on Twitter
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for the #AI research community: https://t.co/Pk94dvW6Kp— Allen Institute for AI (@allen_ai) March 16, 2020
·twitter.com·
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
Healx raises $56M Series B to use AI to find treatments for rare diseases
Healx raises $56M Series B to use AI to find treatments for rare diseases
.@healx a Cambridge, U.K.-based startup using AI to help discover new treatments for rare diseases, raised $56 million in Series B funding. They focus on rare genetic diseases and have the world’s leading biomedical #knowledgegraph for rare diseases
·techcrunch.com·
Healx raises $56M Series B to use AI to find treatments for rare diseases
Helping students learn with Course Hero, powered by Amazon SageMaker | AWS Machine Learning Blog
Helping students learn with Course Hero, powered by Amazon SageMaker | AWS Machine Learning Blog
Course Hero is an online learning platform that provides students access to over 25 million course-specific study materials, including study guides, class notes, and practice problems for numerous subjects. The platform, which runs on AWS, is designed to enable every student to take on their courses feeling confident and prepared. To make that possible, Course […]
·aws.amazon.com·
Helping students learn with Course Hero, powered by Amazon SageMaker | AWS Machine Learning Blog
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter
Reading a very interesting BAthesis "Design of a #LinkedData-enabled #Microservice Platform for the Industrial Internet of Things" that was part of the @scale_it_org project. https://t.co/8I5uqGQJv8— The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish (@bblfish) July 2, 2019
·twitter.com·
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter