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    1. François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 4 Jan 2018

      The ML research community has long been driven by the need to publish, which results in a stark, sometimes ridiculous bias towards complexity. Remember to ask: "can we do this with k-means and logistic regression?"

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    2. François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 4 Jan 2018

      Can we do super-resolution with k-means & logreg? Probably Can we do generative models (structured latent space from which on can sample high-res images) with interpolated patches with k-means & logreg? Probably Pixel-to-actions on Atari games with k-means & logreg? Probably Etc

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    3. François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 4 Jan 2018

      Can we do 83% accuracy on CIFAR10 with k-means and logistic regression? Yes (Coates 2011).

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      François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 4 Jan 2018

      I think we should have a "simple, strong baselines" workshop at major ML conferences. This would help focus ML research on real progress.

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        2. Volkan Cirik‏ @volkancirik 4 Jan 2018
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          a paper is brewing on this topic, stay tuned.

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        3. Randy Olson‏ @randal_olson 4 Jan 2018
          Replying to @volkancirik @fchollet

          What's your angle with the paper?

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        2. Smerity‏ @Smerity 4 Jan 2018
          Replying to @fchollet

          I would love a "simple, strong baselines" workshop. Even a @Kaggle competition where the metrics highlight simplicity and/or training speed. @Kaggle scripts already encourage this (nudge @benhamner). Personal take on this:http://smerity.com/articles/2017/baselines_need_love.html …

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        3. Smerity‏ @Smerity 4 Jan 2018
          Replying to @Smerity @fchollet and

          Reminder of the worst case that can happen when baselines are ignored or underoptimized - @frankmcsherry will come along and demolish your 128 core distributed setup with his laptop and a single threaded program ;) http://www.frankmcsherry.org/graph/scalability/cost/2015/02/04/COST2.html …pic.twitter.com/0r9JSaIuPG

          Random sidenote from outside machine learning: We're not the only field with this issue. In graph processing, Frank McSherry found that a cluster of dozens of machines (128 cores) were outperformed by a single threaded (but intelligently optimized) program on his laptop. Indeed, it enabled certain datasets that were not even possible at all on the cluster.
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        1. Randy Olson‏ @randal_olson 4 Jan 2018
          Replying to @fchollet

          I think it's valuable to look at ML solutions as a Pareto front of complexity vs. performance. Allow end-users to choose trade-off between those two criteria.

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        2. Volodymyr Kuleshov‏ @volokuleshov 4 Jan 2018
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          Here is an example of such a study in NLP from 2013. It ended up being reasonably influential (400 citations), but I'm not aware of follow-up work that similarly evaluates baselines on other tasks (translation, Q&A) https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/P12-2018 …

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        3. Daniel Beck‏ @beck_daniel 5 Jan 2018
          Replying to @volokuleshov @fchollet

          I personally really like this one on Reading Comprehension: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.02858v2.pdf … Their linear, feature-based model beats most previous NN approaches.

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        1. Timothy Rue‏ @AbstractionPhys 4 Jan 2018
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          all your base belong to us.

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        1. Mikio Braun  🎄 💉 💉 👍‏ @mikiobraun 4 Jan 2018
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          Totally agree. Academia what it is, you need to have something novel to publish. I tried „nice and small“ several times and only got „has been done before“ and „all parts are already known“ reviews...

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        1. Mikio Braun  🎄 💉 💉 👍‏ @mikiobraun 4 Jan 2018
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          I think the distinction is whether your goal is to build or explore. Put some of these thoughts down here:http://blog.mikiobraun.de/2012/07/academia-industry-explore-build.html …

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