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| I agree with the original poster. Offering MXNet alternatives needs to be a very high priority. Perhaps doing so would help with the significant problem of Target->"GPU" that at least of version 13.3 did not work well on Macs when training neural... |
| Thanks for the question. I hope you are able to attend the Webinar. As an initial matter, something is strange with your code. In response to this: Query[All, KeyDrop["class"]]@titanic You are getting an answer that is grouped by class.... |
| The first part of this essay is really good for explaining to uninitiated students how LLMs work. |
| Very cool project. You have no idea how much professors would pay for an automated essay grading system that worked well! We are getting closer. |
| How come there's no link between Robert Baratheon and Joffrey Baratheon ;) |
| Question. I have a [bunch of YouTube videos][1] (on Wolfram Language and its use in legal studies). One can obtain a sort-of transcript of each of the videos from within YouTube and download those transcripts. But the transcripts contain no... |
| I checked and AWS indeed allocates ZERO vCPUs to p3 instances (or anything else with an NVIDIA GPU so far as I can see). You have to ask for a quota increase. So, I've made the request. I have not heard anything back from AWS. Assuming they grant my... |
| Suppose I want an external language cell in my Notebook. I press > at the beginning of the line. I get a little Python dingbat on the left for the Python code I might want to enter. But what if I don't want to use Python? I want to use R or Julia or... |
| 1. Neat that you are able to unify production of polyhedra in this way. 2. Playing with the SignedPermutations Resource Function is a far better way for at least some people to understand the concept than reading a baffling Wikipedia entry on the... |
| OMG. It works! Thanks. I still would like for it to be automated in future versions of Mathematica. One thing I learned, however.. Suppose one wants to use an R package such as "dagitty" (causal inference). When I tried... |