#πŸ”’ Looking for Friendship-Coding

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Hey, I am Eduardo, 38, Brazil - do not know if this is the right place to do this (most certainly not).
DM-me if you have some spare time and would like to engage in a friendship + coding session.
Hashtags for friendship: Gay, Bear, PhD, Bioinformatics, Married++, Cat (name is Flow; but love doggos too)

  • Phenoteka: An EHR-management tool to coexist with the closed-tool REDCap - way simpler; but much more functionalities and pythonic. If you do not have knowledge on bioinformatics / health; I can help you.

    • Pros: Fairly easy to build with large team. Great community impact (public healthcare).
    • Cons: If you never heard of "phenotype harmonization", this will be your new nightmare.
  • Leopard: A light-weight mask-based DPMM (Dirichlet Process Mixture Model)-clustered architecture of a weight-transferable Deep Neural Net.

    • Pros: Good idea; No hardcore GPU requirements (but the more the merrier); Main idea is to have a learner "trainer" with weights transferable to heavy "learners".
    • Cons: Heavy math on the DPMM Variational trick (but similar to known ones).
  • Any other idea is welcome. Development can be opened or closed (GitHub). DM me!

Picture: Pleurosigma (marine diatoms) by Michael J. Stringer using darkfield microscopy and polarized light.

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