Sumit Mukherjee

@smukherjee89.bsky.social

Senior Manager @ Oracle Health. Interested in clinical LLMs, ML + genetics, electoral systems!! Ex-insitro, Microsoft AI4Good, UW. Biriyani expert. Kolkata-> Seattle. Views are my own. Scholar: https://shorturl.at/QTBGR Linkedin: https://shorturl.at/WuGl

[1/6] How can we build virtual cell foundation models that adapt to unseen biological contexts? Meet MapPFN, the first prior-data fitted network (PFN) for perturbation prediction. Meta-learned from a synthetic biological prior, it adapts at inference via in-context learning. 🧵

A couple more interesting notebooks for those who might be interested: 1. A notebook on one of the most classic and highly cited results in social choice theory (Arrow's impossibility theorem): github.com/mukhes3/elec....

electoral_sim/notebooks/arrows_impossibility_theorem.ipynb at main · mukhes3/electoral_sim

An Open Framework for comparing electoral mechanisms across voter distribution scenarios - mukhes3/electoral_sim

github.com

Sumit Mukherjee@smukherjee89.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Did some big updates to the electoral_sim package today (github.com/mukhes3/elec...). The biggest updates are: 1. Added non-sincere voting types 2. Added a notebook comparing FPTP + closed primaries with RCV w/ open primaries under different settings.

Did some big updates to the electoral_sim package today (github.com/mukhes3/elec...). The biggest updates are: 1. Added non-sincere voting types 2. Added a notebook comparing FPTP + closed primaries with RCV w/ open primaries under different settings.

GitHub - mukhes3/electoral_sim: An Open Framework for comparing electoral mechanisms across voter distribution scenarios

An Open Framework for comparing electoral mechanisms across voter distribution scenarios - mukhes3/electoral_sim

github.com

I wrote my first Medium article (medium.com/@sumitmukher...) about an open source repository I created to simulate different electoral systems under different electoral scenarios. It is not my area of expertise but a topic I have long been interested in. (1/)

Electoral-sim: A spatial voting simulator for comparing electoral systems

I am not a social scientist nor have I professionally worked in scientific disciplines adjacent to those that study electoral systems…

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My heart goes to out to the ordinary people of Iran and Israel for what seems to me, as an outsider, a completely pointless war. I hope this insanity comes to an end quickly. My hear goes out to the civilians in these countries who really didn't want or deserve this.

As more and more tech companies claim that LLMs will make certain classes of jobs unnecessary in a few years, it amazes me that there is little to no discussion on the effects on the labor force/economy and other societal impacts.

South Asian friends living in the US - is it me or is Indian food just way more spicy in the US than it is in India (on average)? If y'all agree with me, why do you think this is? Even dishes that were sweet-ish in India, are somehow spicy here.

We have a new method, HypotheSAEs, for identifying *interpretable text features that predict a target variable* (aka hypothesis generation). What features of a headline predict engagement? What features of a clinical note predict whether a patient will develop cancer? 1/

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It's shameful that we have billionaires now feeling empowered to go on highly visible podcasts and say Social Security is a 'ponzi scheme' without explaining a clear alternative that doesn't involve kicking seniors to the curb. Truly shameful!