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Richi Paul
@erpel.bsky.social
phd student working on bayesian methods in bioimage analysis; @fz-juelich.de, @hds_lee & @lmu.de; bsc+msc in comp sci @univie.ac.at; based in karlsruhe; ripaul.github.io
ProbML 2026 (formerly AABI) invites submissions on probabilistic ML (both Bayesian and otherwise!), July 5 in Seoul (co-located with ICML). Website: probml.cc. Tracks: proceedings (PMLR), workshop, fast track. New focus includes applications in healthcare and climate! Submit by: 20 March 2026.
hi @auai.org, am I allowed to have wrapfigs/wraptables that span across more than one column like in the picture?
I‘m presenting our work on uncertainty quantification in cell tracking later in the MedEurIPS workshop as an oral! check it out if you’re around and interested in UQ in bioimaging 🦠🔬🧠🤖
ICCV 2025 Open Access Repository
openaccess.thecvf.com
After yesterday's Salon de Refusés paper presentation and today's EIML workshop paper presentation with @jkobialka.bsky.social, we will conclude with an oral by @erpel.bsky.social at the MedEurIPS workshop tomorrow 🔥 Very happy that we had so many great opportunities to present our research! ❤️EurIPS
we found this in our institute‘s kitchen but nobody knows what it is… anybody here has an idea? fork‘s for scale
If a low-confidence reviewer gives a lot of criticism, which reads as if they obviously didn't get the paper, do you invest a lot of effort into correcting them and trying to clarify or do you just give up on that one and focus on the other reviews, provided you have a 1-page rebuttal limit? 😉
cool, guess they‘re going to pay the reviewers now with that 500 mil yearly profit! :) lol
It can be hard to say no to service requests in academia. We sought advice on how to ensure researchers don’t get stuck doing unpaid labour https://go.nature.com/3FsSD1p
hmm, I love the rendering effect of large detailed pdf figures :)
hey @iccv.bsky.social, 2 questions: am I allowed to change the font size within tables? e.g. to squeeze a rather wide table into a single column? also, are wrapfigs allowed that span across more than just 1 column like in the screenshot?
at @kit.edu you have to hand in an official form, wait for an administrative notice and pay a fee just to get a document on your course of studies? pretty much sums up german bureaucracy... at @univie.ac.at I just log into my old student account and download that very same form 🫠
never owned anything but thinkpads, so this breaks my heart 😭 I used to play battlefield 1942 using that lil red dot
Lenovo’s new ThinkPad X9 laptop ditches the TrackPoint and familiar keyboard in favor of MacBook aesthetic
A ThinkPad for a new generation?
tomshardware.com
I'll continue the rant bc it's just too dumb: so my employer provides me with a windows machine, which I barely touch, so it's still factory new. I boot it to use adobe, takes 5 minutes, everything's slow, I check the task manager -> 50% RAM due to a bunch of dell recovery and support software... 🫠
how does this world run on proprietary formats?? it drives me crazy. my employer requires me to fill out pdfs w xfa forms which open source pdf viewers don’t support and adobe even though claiming otherwise don’t provide a reader for linux, but who tf works srsly with windows when u can have i3wm?
how does this world run on proprietary formats?? it drives me crazy. my employer requires me to fill out pdfs w xfa forms which open source pdf viewers don’t support and adobe even though claiming otherwise don’t provide a reader for linux, but who tf works srsly with windows when u can have i3wm?
saw this feed on one of my first days here on bsky and pinned it and I love it! especially once you start following a few hundred accounts, the main feed becomes too long to see all on it. bsky.app/profile/did:...
me to myself at the beginning of the week, thinking about trying out a little idea I've had in my head for a while, which I hoped to have coded up within a day...
is anybody aware of any results for importance sampling, where we don't have access to the true unnormalized target density, but only to an unbiased estimator of its log density? I'm thinking e.g. about a setup where we may wanna estimate posterior densities on mini batches
sometimes when I have an idea I want to work on I very early start writing down stuff, trying to shape what I believe could become a paper, sketching the idea and motivation, and so on. and too often once I start doing experiments I realize it doesn’t work and it breaks my heart every time 🥲💔
how do you go about a project you‘ve been working on for a while and then find a preprint doing sth very similar? I‘m still adding value with my work, so not everything‘s lost, but at the same time it’s hard to connect my work to theirs e.g. because the supplement w proofs is missing
her or his sixth visit today and I finally managed to take photo. lil fellow‘s quite timid