Submitted by Neurosymbolic t3_1027qvv in MachineLearning

There were many great papers this past year in the field, but below (and in the video) are five papers that may have been overlooked. (YT video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnUf9twdchI)

Papers are linked as follows

What interesting papers do you think were overlooked this past year?

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Intelligent-Aioli-43 t1_j2sg9nc wrote

Hyperbolic Image segmentation (CVPR) was amazing

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jaschau t1_j2wfnzl wrote

Thanks for the hint! It's certainly been an overlooked paper for me. Looks interesting. Have you used it? Does it work in practice as the authors advertise it?

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Intelligent-Aioli-43 t1_j2yk7mk wrote

Yes I replicated it, works as advertised. A real bummer it's written in tf 1.x though

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jaschau t1_j30oful wrote

Thanks a lot for the feedback, I guess I'll give it a shot then. Kind of surprising to see tf 1.x in a 2022 publication, I guess I'm just glad it's not caffe :D

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gamerx88 t1_j2vzjfx wrote

"An empirical analysis of compute-optimal large language model training" by Deepmind, suggesting that LLMs are over-parameterized or under-trained (insufficient data used in training).

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