Chris J. Maddison

@cmaddis.bsky.social

Asst. Prof. in Machine Learning at UofT. #LongCOVID patient. https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~cmaddis/

There's a very strong tendency to believe that the medical system has answers for the ailments that you or your loved ones will inevitably develop. Unfortunately, it's not true. The sooner we internalize that, the sooner we fix biotech.

Fun polio fact: it is asymptomatic in 70% of cases. In 29.5% of the cases symptoms do appear, they are gastrointestinal distress, normal enterovirus stuff. Polio only displays neurological symptoms in 0.5% of cases. You don't remember polio, you only remember *longpolio*

Come visit us at 11am, West Ballroom A-D #5110. Target trial emulation with LLMs and social media data! 🎉📣

Rahul G. Krishnan@rahulgk.bsky.social · 2y ago

@nikitadhawan.bsky.social developed NATURAL (www.cs.toronto.edu/~nikita/natu...) with @cottascience.bsky.social , Karen & @cmaddis.bsky.social. Its an end-to-end pipeline that starts from raw-text data and ends with a causal (**) effect associated with an intervention. (**) conditions apply 🧵(6/7)

Unless we hold reviewers and ACs accountable, especially ACs in this case, the acceptance of a paper will be determined by whether your paper got active or inactive reviewers/ac. This is even worse and more frustrating than the usual reviewer quality lottery.

ICLR Conference@iclr-conf.bsky.social · 2y ago

✍️ Reminder to reviewers: Check author responses to your reviews, and ask follow up questions if needed. 50% of papers have discussion - let’s bring this number up!

I created a starter pack of faculty members / researchers at the University of Toronto from across academic disciplines, faculties, and campuses. I tried to find as many as I could. Please let me know which additional colleagues to add. go.bsky.app/GjLWXGA #UofT

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