The Mathematical Nexus brings together 800 animated vignettes and 140 accompanying Python notebooks, encompassing most of the mathematical content I have shared on social media. www.gpeyre.com/mathematical...
Jonathan Wenger
@jwenger.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Research Scientist in Statistics at Columbia University
Excited that our ProbML symposium has now started (and is online on zoom: link is on probml.cc/schedule )! We have a full day of talks and posters on probabilistic machine learning.
Only 10 days left to submit your work to ProbML (formerly AABI)! 👉 probml.cc/call/
Call for Papers
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Probably the best event on probabilistic ML I know 🔥🔥🔥 Highly recommended, especially if you cannot make the UAI deadline (we have a proceedings track published in PMLR!) or are already planning to attend ICML (for example, via the fast track to present an already published paper).
Symposium on Probabilistic Machine Learning@probml.bsky.social · 6mo agoProbML 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.
Submit your work on Probabilistic Machine Learning to @probml.bsky.social and come join us in Seoul (co-located with ICML) this year!
Symposium on Probabilistic Machine Learning@probml.bsky.social · 6mo agoProbML 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.
The @flatironinstitute.org is hosting a 2-day workshop on Python packages for neural data analysis ( @pynapple.bsky.social NoMoS) prior to #SfN2025: neurorse.flatironinstitute.org/events/2025/.... Apps due Sept 8. And best of all, it's free, including meals and lodging! Go check it out!
SfN 2025
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Chris Rackauckas speaking now at #CODEML @icmlconf.bsky.social on the @julialang.org SciML ecosystem.
Matt Johnson giving our next keynote @icmlconf.bsky.social on the past and future of JAX and his own (unexpected) journey through open-source in machine learning.
@sarahooker.bsky.social from @cohereforai.bsky.social speaking about “making scientific breakthroughs in the open” rather than behind closed doors at our #CODEML workshop @icmlconf.bsky.social.
Next up in our speaker lineup at the #CODEML workshop @icmlconf.bsky.social: Evan Shelhamer talking about his time as lead developer of Caffe, which provided an open-source implementation of Inception one week after the original model!
Tri Dao kicking off our workshop CODEML @icmlconf.bsky.social on open-source in machine learning with a retrospective on fast implementations of attention.
Such an inspiring talk by @arkrause.bsky.social at #ICML today. The role of efficient exploration in Scientific discovery is fundamental and I really like how Andreas connects the dots with RL (theory).
NeurIPS is endorsing EurIPS, an independently-organized meeting which will offer researchers an opportunity to additionally present NeurIPS work in Europe concurrently with NeurIPS. Read more in our blog post and on the EurIPS website: blog.neurips.cc/2025/07/16/n... eurips.cc
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A NeurIPS-endorsed conference in Europe held in Copenhagen, Denmark
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We're excited to announce a second physical location for NeurIPS 2025, in Mexico City, which we hope will address concerns around skyrocketing attendance and difficulties in travel visas that some attendees have experienced in previous years. Read more in our blog: blog.neurips.cc/2025/07/16/n...
We've extended the deadline to May 26th, so fear not if your NeurIPS submission still needs attention. You can still submit to our @icmlconf.bsky.social workshop on open-source in Machine Learning!
Frank Schneider@fsschneider.bsky.social · last yr.Tired of your open-source ML work not getting the academic recognition it deserves? 🤔 Submit to the first-ever CodeML workshop at #ICML2025! It focuses on new libraries, improvements to established ones, best practices, retrospectives, and more. codeml-workshop.github.io/codeml2025/
This has been a topic close to my heart for a long time. We have an awesome lineup of speakers who have made deep contributions to open-source in ML, e.g. @sarahooker.bsky.social , @chrisrackauckas.bsky.social, Matt Johnson, Tri Dao, @stellaathena.bsky.social, Evan Shelhamer.
Frank Schneider@fsschneider.bsky.social · last yr.Tired of your open-source ML work not getting the academic recognition it deserves? 🤔 Submit to the first-ever CodeML workshop at #ICML2025! It focuses on new libraries, improvements to established ones, best practices, retrospectives, and more. codeml-workshop.github.io/codeml2025/
The submission site for ProbNum 2025 is now open! The deadline is March 5th. We welcome your beautiful work on probabilistic numerics and related areas! probnum25.github.io/submissions
ProbNum25 : Submissions
Coming
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Motonobu Kanagawa@motonobu-kanagawa.bsky.social · 2y agoWe are organising the First International Conference on Probabilistic Numerics (ProbNum 2025) at EURECOM in southern France in Sep 2025. Topics: AI, ML, Stat, Sim, and Numerics. Reposts very much appreciated! probnum25.github.io
Finally compiled and refined this a bit; do take a look if you're curious! A more TeX'd version is attached in the screenshots. hackmd.io/@sp-monte-ca... 'Some Intuition Boosters'
Sam Power@spmontecarlo.bsky.social · 2y agoI was reminded of this thread - x.com/sp_monte_car... - today, and which I will try to refine into a blog post in due course. I originally took a gently-paced screen recording of the thread to post here, but it exceeded the one-minute limit. It might be interesting to do some narrated version.
We're recreating this Borges story in real time
Citizen.Coping@propcazhpm.bsky.social · 2y agoHarvard and Google AI mapped one cubic millimeter of a human brain. It took up 1.4 petabytes of storage just in pictures of the specimen. So the entire brain would take ~ 1.6 zettabytes of storage, cost $50 billion, and require 140 acres. It would be the largest data center on the planet— one brain.
The slides of my NeurIPS lecture "From Diffusion Models to Schrödinger Bridges - Generative Modeling meets Optimal Transport" can be found here drive.google.com/file/d/1eLa3...
BreimanLectureNeurIPS2024_Doucet.pdf
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Inspired by @wimlds.bsky.social , I looked for a "Women in Machine Learning" starter pack and couldn't find one. So I created one! May have some mistakes. I'll try to do an AI ethics one next. 🤗 go.bsky.app/LT6CwNN
I’ll be at #NeurIPS all week. DM me if you want to talk about variational inference, Gaussian processes, flow matching or else!
Lots of good advice in this thread on lab culture and advising.
Konrad Kording@kordinglab.bsky.social · 2y agoWho is the best professor at managing their lab that you know?
Generating cat videos is nice, but what if you could tackle real scientific problems with the same methods? 🧪🌌 Introducing The Well: 16 datasets (15TB) for Machine Learning, from astrophysics to fluid dynamics and biology. 🐙: github.com/PolymathicAI... 📜: openreview.net/pdf?id=00Sx5...
Optimal transport computes an interpolation between two distributions using an optimal coupling. Flow matching, on the other hand, uses a simpler “independent” coupling, which is the product of the marginals.
We are organising the First International Conference on Probabilistic Numerics (ProbNum 2025) at EURECOM in southern France in Sep 2025. Topics: AI, ML, Stat, Sim, and Numerics. Reposts very much appreciated! probnum25.github.io