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Sarvesh Nikumbh

@sarveshnikumbh

AI/ML + CompBio
Past: PostDoc Scientist @MRC_LMS @imperialcollege,
PhD from MPI-INF
Interests: CS, ML, genomics, #rstats, and also cricket.
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linkhttps://snikumbh.github.io/ calendar_today20-04-2009 04:12:33

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David A Knowles (@davidaknowles.bsky.social) (@david_a_knowles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The fantastic Machine Learning in CompBio #MLCB2024 papers are up at proceedings.mlr.press/v261/ (thanks Neil Lawrence !) Reminder that all the talks are available on our yt channel youtube.com/@mlcbconf. Please RT!

Sabarinathan Radhakrishnan (@r_sabarinathan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are hiring! We are looking for a candidate with expertise in bioinformatics, computational biology or Data science to work on a ICMR-funded project involving cancer genomics data analysis and build stat models for biomarker discovery. More info here: ncbs.res.in/jobportal/onli…

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks for sharing with examples of these edge cases. This is so relatable. Have been facing similar issues, and datalab/marker has been among one of our preferred tools!

The Nobel Prize (@nobelprize) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”

BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”
Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Absolutely blown away by the talk! Such interesting science, so well presented - I just fall in love with science again and again!

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Concur with this thought. Mind you, it's not easy, but the other way around is way more difficult (I think). Both require rewiring your neurons. With just applying, it would be very difficult to come up w/ new/adapted solutions when methods don't work directly off-the-shelf!

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ha! This was a prank! Formatting the manuscript as per any journal's requirements must ideally be the journal's headache. That journals now at least accept non-custom formatted articles directly from biorxiv is a good retrofix. More publishing houses should allow this.

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I kind of concur here -- he stood by their decision of asking such a pitch and did not blame the curator. The Indian batting lineup seriously failed, and hence the result.

Navin Kabra (@ngkabra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Giving a talk on "AI Evals – Rethinking Correctness for Programs When LLMs Are Involved" at MCCIA, Pune, on 30th Nov, at the OAISYS AI Practitioners Conference. Here's the abstract: If you incorporate Gen AI/LLMs in a software product, writing the program is the easy part.

Giving a talk on "AI  Evals – Rethinking Correctness for Programs When LLMs Are Involved" at  MCCIA, Pune, on 30th Nov, at the OAISYS AI Practitioners Conference. 

Here's the abstract:

If  you incorporate Gen AI/LLMs in a software product, writing the program  is the easy part.
Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This has also been my observation: - You don't need a PhD to do (good) research. - It is fair to assume and expect that someone with a PhD can do research - There are always exceptions

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This has also been my observation: - You don't need a PhD to do (good) research. - It is fair to assume and expect that someone with a PhD can do research - There are always exceptions

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When people use vibe coding, the quality of the code is generally better with many good practices often followed, all delivered at speed. These are good wins to have.

Sarvesh Nikumbh (@sarveshnikumbh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Totally relate to this as a pure ML/tech person (bothered about accuracy numbers) moving on to working interdisciplinary where understanding the input and making sense of the output beyond the accuracies is an equally, or more, important pursuit!