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by nl
3077 days ago
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(I build machine learning models professionally) * half the student interns I interview from top-20 comp sci programs do this on weekends for hackathons* It's trivially easy to take what someone else has built and modify it slightly for a similar problem, especially in a hackerthon environment where you can ignore edge cases etc. See if they can build a new model from scratch for a new type of problem. I'm not saying that AutoML can do this either, but I interview large numbers of PhDs who don't know where to start on doing something new. |
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