May 2024 – digitado

An exercise in frustration

digitado ⋅ 21 de May de 2024

There’s an anonymous facebook posting that’s been making the rounds, in which a studio art director tried to hire AI prompters to make art, only to discover that they were completely unable to carry out minor revision requests. Asked to remove a person from a shot or fix perspective errors, the prompters would return completely different art instead, or with other weird changes that didn’t fit the brief. I completely believe that trying to revise AI generated art […]

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FAQ for our Monte Carlo Conformal Prediction

digitado ⋅ 12 de May de 2024

Are code and data available? Yes, code and data are on GitHub. Code includes both Monte Carlo conformal prediction as well as the plausibility regions from v1 of the paper. Can you derive the conformal $p$-values used in the paper? The connection of conformal prediction and $p$-values is scattered across the literature and there is, to the best of my knowledge, no good reference to understand this. So we added a thorough derivation in Appendix B of the […]

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Documenting your PhD — Keeping Track of Meetings, Experiments and Decisions

digitado ⋅ 6 de May de 2024

Introduction In the beginning of my PhD, I had a series of conversations with PhD students and academics about how to keep track of everything during a PhD. Some of these discussions were motivated by the 2018 Workshop of being a Good Citizen of CVPR. This inspired me to start thinking properly about how to organize and eventually document my PhD work. In retrospective, I think this was one of my better decisions. Only recently, at the Heidelberg […]

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