Tag: Models

Analyze the internal representations of Arabic transformer models. While there’ve been an extrinsic evaluation of Arabic transformer (AT) models, no work has been carried out to analyze their internal representations. This paper probe how Arabic linguistic information&n...

I am a woman in her midlife. A late bloomer when it comes to many things. Like menopause — still not officially in it, but already got the ticket — and enjoying the fruits of things I’ve always wanted to do. Such as motorcycling and having been able to finally make writing my profe...

2022 has been amazing so far. Why? Because I’m finally creating projects from my heart and the support I’ve been getting from the web3 community. As an artist and a designer, I strive to create things from my heart; things that reflect my views and experiences. Everyone’s experi...

Museum collections hold treasures that whisper stories of the past, offering glimpses into diverse cultures and times. But these precious objects face a constant threat: deterioration. Light, temperature, humidity, and even human interaction can contribute to their decay, raising a critical question...

This tutorial introduces Blender’s BMesh as a way to create and edit meshes in Blender through Python. The benefit of BMesh is that we have access to higher level operations than we would working with vertices and face indices; however, we avoid overhead incurred with ...

If you’ve been reading some of my recent blogs, you know I’m a big user of the new AI tools that generate images from prompts, part of the recent AI spring (I pay a monthly fee to Midjourney for the privilege). A perception I’ve had about AI research is that it’s a race to...

The Road to Rutherford: Before Rutherford's time, the prevailing atomic model was J.J. Thomson's "plum pudding" model, which depicted atoms as a positively charged "pudding" with embedded electrons resembling "plums." However, as scientific advancements continu...

With hundreds of large biological and chemical models being developed, it seems the field has achieved a lot. However, as the review pointed out, this area is still in its nascent stage. The authors highlight a few challenges, such as the lack of large-scale and high-quality training data, integrati...