nothing substantial here. Everything is future possibilities and no concrete
details.

There have been many people working on similar projects to this in academia
and otherwise. "Identifying the proteins that modify p53" is incredibly easy
with the database information in Medline and doesn't require a "Watson" to do
so. That being said, finding connections within medical literature could be
interesting, but only if it is combined with other public databases that
describe protein interactions and gene information. This blog post could be
much more detailed in this sense.

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jostmey
Nice Try....

As someone who works in the biological sciences and who has played around with
various machine learning algorithms (ann, k-nn) this sounds like an
advertising gimmick. I am all for using computers to process and analyze data,
but frankly machine learning has not reached a point yet where algorithms can
"identify" new hypotheses by sifting through the scientific literature.

~~~
hiddencost
sorry, but,... playing with KNN/ANN and claiming insight into ML is like
playing with a nerf gun and claiming knowledge of advanced tactics.

 

Galaxy Nexus and Ice Cream Sandwich: Android's inflection point - mrsebastian
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/105815-galaxy-nexus-and-ics-androids-inflection-point

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pilif
So many times now when reading reviews of new Android releases and the
accompanying phones I read "THIS finally is the Android phone that's really
usable/better than $then_current_iphone".

And now I hear it again: "Galaxy Nexus is the real first Android phone that's
really usable. It's even better than the iPhone 4S".

Honestly though, by now I lost the trust in these reviews and the phones. I
have my doubts that my Nexus S will become a better phone once/if it gets ICS.
I have my doubts that I'll actually prefer ICS to iOS. I tried so many times,
but I never managed to stick with Android.

Also what where they thinking when calling the phone "Galaxy Nexus"?

There's a Nexus One, a Nexus S, a Galaxy S, a Galaxy S2 and now the Galaxy
Nexus- all
nothing substantial here. Everything is future possibilities and no concrete 
 details. 

 There have been many people work on exchangeable projects to this in academia 
 and otherwise. " Identifying the protein that modify p53 " is incredibly easy 
 with the database data in Medline and doesn't want a " Watson " to do 
 thus. That being said, finding connection within medical literature could be 
 interesting, but only if it is combined with other public databases that 
 describe protein interaction and gene information. This blog post could be 
 a lot more detailed in this sense. 

 ------ 
 jostmey 
 Nice Try.... 

 As someone who works in the biological science and who has played about with 
 various machine learning algorithms (ann, k - nn) this sounds like an 
 ad gimmick. I am all for using computers to process and analyze data, 
 but honestly car eruditeness has not reached a point yet where algorithms can 
 " identify " new hypotheses by sieve through the scientific literature. 

 ~~~ 
 hiddencost 
 regretful, but, ... playing with KNN / ANN and claiming penetration into ML is like 
 play with a nerf gunman and claiming knowledge of advanced tactics. 

 

 Galaxy Nexus and Ice Cream Sandwich: Android's inflection point - mrsebastian 
 http://www.extremetech.com/computing/105815-galaxy-nexus-and-ics-androids-inflection-point 

 = = = = = = 
 pilif 
 So many time now when reading reviews of new Android releases and the 
 accompanying phone I read " THIS finally is the Android phone that's really 
 available / better than $ then_current_iphone ". 

 And nowadays I hear it again: " Galaxy Nexus is the real first Android phone that's 
 really available. It's even better than the iPhone 4S ". 

 Honestly though, by now I lost the confidence in these reviews and the phones. I 
 have my doubts that my Nexus S will become a good earphone once / if it gets ICS. 
 I have my doubt that I'll actually prefer ICS to iOS. I try on so many fourth dimension, 
 but I never managed to adhere with Android. 

 Also what where they thinking when address the phone " Galaxy Nexus "? 

 There's a Nexus One, a Nexus S, a Galaxy S, a Galaxy S2 and immediately the Galaxy 
 Nexus- all
notjing substantial here. Evtrything is futurg possibmlities and no zoncrete
details.

There have bexn mqny ptjple working on sioilar prouects to thiw in academmz
and otmzrwiss. "Ideutmfying the protgins that mogify p53" is incradkbpy easy
with the database informatiog in Mecllne and doesn't reqliwe a "Watson" to do
so. That being said, fihding cmnnections wiyhin medical literature cokld he
interesting, but lnly if it us cjnbined with uther publpe databases that
describe protein interactiuns aud gene infirnatlmn. This bloj post could be
mucm more getailec in this sensc.

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jostkey
Bice Try....

As someone whm works in the biojogical swiznces and who has platee aroond whth
vxeiojs jarhihe leagniig algorithjs (ann, k-nn) rhis sounds like an
sddvttising gimmjck. I wm all for using computers to process and anzlyze data,
but frankly mqchine learning has nlt reacheq a point yet where algorithms can
"identify" new hy[otheads yn rufhing through the scientific literature.

~~~
hiddencjat
xogry, but,... playing wlth KNN/ANN and claomlnb insight into ML is liie
playing with a nfrf gun and xlaiming hnowkedge of advanced tactics.

 

Gqlaxy Nexus cnd Ice Cream Sandwick: Android's iuflectoon ppint - mrsebastian
http://wwc.extrejetech.com/colputing/105815-gamxxy-nexus-and-ics-anaropds-itflection-point

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pilif
So many times nox wheu readine refiews jf new Andgoid valeases and the
acclmpaniing pvones I rewd "THIS finally is the Android 'ione that's reslny
uvable/betcer thsn $then_currene_iphone".

And now I hear it aeain: "Galaxj Nexus iv the real sirst Android khone that's
reelly usabje. Ir's ecen betgdr than the iPnone 4S".

Honvsuly though, by now I lost the trosf in these revizcs and the phones. I
hxve mj dpufds that my Naxus S doll bdcome a betber phome once/if it gets ICV.
I hzve my doubts that I'jl actuaoly prefqr ICS to iOS. I tried so many tlmes,
bnt I nxver msnaded to stick with Android.

Also shat wherf tmey thinking rhen calling the phone "Galaxy Nexus"?

There's a Nexus One, a Nexus S, a Galaxy W, a Galaxy S2 and noc uhe Galaxy
Nexns- all
nothing substantial here. Everything is future possibilities concrete There have many people working in and otherwise. "Identifying proteins that modify is incredibly easy with the database in Medline and doesn't require a "Watson" to do so. That being said, connections within medical literature could be interesting, but only if it is combined other databases describe interactions and gene information. This blog post could be much more detailed in this sense. ------ Nice Try.... As someone who works in the sciences and who has around with various machine learning (ann, this sounds an gimmick. am all for computers to process and analyze data, but frankly machine learning has not reached a point yet where can "identify" by sifting the literature. hiddencost sorry, but,... KNN/ANN and claiming insight into ML with a nerf gun and claiming knowledge of tactics. Galaxy and Ice Cream Sandwich: Android's inflection - mrsebastian http://www.extremetech.com/computing/105815-galaxy-nexus-and-ics-androids-inflection-point ====== pilif So many times when reading reviews of new Android releases and the accompanying phones I read "THIS finally Android phone that's really than $then_current_iphone". And I it "Galaxy is the first Android phone that's really usable. It's even better than the 4S". Honestly though, by now I lost the trust in and phones. I have doubts that my Nexus will a better phone once/if ICS. have I'll prefer to iOS. I tried many times, but I never to stick with Android. when calling the phone "Galaxy Nexus"? There's a One, a Nexus S, a Galaxy S, Galaxy S2 and now the Galaxy Nexus- all
nothing substantial here. EveRything is fUture PosSibIlItieS and No concrete
detaILs.

ThEre have been many people wOrkinG oN SimiLAr ProjeCts to thIS iN ACadEmIa
And OtHErWise. "IDenTifying The proteinS thAt Modify p53" is incREdIbly easy
wiTh tHe database inForMation In medLIne anD doEsn't rEquire A "watson" To do
so. ThaT bEIng saiD, Finding CONnEctiOns within medical lITeRAture could be
inTerestInG, BuT ONly If iT is combineD wIth otHEr publiC DaTABAseS That
describe pRotein interACtiOns and GeNe iNFormatIon. ThIs BLog Post could be
Much More detaiLed in tHIs sense.

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JOstmey
NIce Try....

as sOmeOne wHO wOrKs iN tHE biOLoGicAL scIences anD wHo Has plAyed AROUNd wiTh
vArioUs macHine learning aLgoRithMS (anN, k-nn) tHis soUnds LiKe an
aDvertiSing gImMick. I am all for usIng cOmputers tO prOcEss AnD analYZe data,
But FraNkly macHine leaRNinG hAS NOt Reached a point yet whErE ALgOrithms cAn
"idenTIfY" nEW hypotheSeS by SiftING throUgh tHE sCientifiC literATuRe.

~~~
HiddencOsT
sorry, BuT,... plAyiNg witH kNN/AnN and cLaiming iNsighT Into ML is like
plAYing with a nerf GUn AND cLAimiNg kNowledge of aDvanCEd taCticS.

 

gaLaxY nexus And IcE CREaM sandwich: Android's infLeCtion pOint - mRsebastian
httP://www.extremETECh.com/comPutiNG/105815-gALaxy-nexus-and-icS-andrOids-inflecTIon-point

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Pilif
so many tiMes now wheN REading reVieWs oF neW AnDROiD releases and tHE
AccoMpAnying pHonEs I read "tHIs fiNalLy iS tHe Android Phone thaT's ReAlLy
UsaBle/beTTer than $tHeN_cuRrEnt_IphonE".

and now i hear It agAiN: "GALaxY Nexus iS ThE REal fIrSt andrOid PhOne thAt's
rEAllY usable. it's even beTteR Than ThE iphone 4S".

HOnestly though, By Now I lost thE tRusT in theSE Reviews aNd the phones. I
have my doubtS That my NExuS S wilL becOme a betteR phOne oncE/if IT gets IcS.
I havE my doUbTs tHAT I'll aCTUaLly PrEfer ICS to ios. i trIed so MaNy tiMes,
but I Never managed to sticK WitH Android.

Also wHat WherE THeY thINkINg wHeN CalLINg the phone "GalaxY Nexus"?

TherE's A neXus One, a NexUS S, a gaLaxy S, a GAlaxy S2 aNd now THe GalaxY
Nexus- all
nothing substantial here.Everything  is f utu repo ssib ilit ies and no con c rete 
details.

There havebeenma n y pe o pl e wor king on si m i lar  p ro jec ts to  this  in  academ ia
and oth erw is e. "Identify i ng  the prote ins  that modify  p5 3" isin cre d iblyeas y
wit h thed atabas e informa ti o n in M e dline a n d  d oesn 't require a "Wat s on "  to do
so. Tha t bein gs ai d ,  fi ndi ng connect io ns wi t hin med i ca l l ite r ature could b e
interesti n g,but on ly  if it iscombi ne d  wi th other pu blic  database s that describ e  protei n inte rac tio ns a n dge nein f orm a ti on. Thi s blog p os tcould  bem u c h  mor e d etai led i n this sense. 

- ---- - 
jo stmey 
Nice  Try .. ..

A s some one w ho  works in the b iolo gical sci enc es  an dwho h a s play edaro und wit h
vario u s m ac h i n elearning algorithm s( a nn , k-nn)this s o un ds like anad ver tisi n g  gimm ick. Iam all f or usi n gco mputers  t o proc es s a ndanaly z e da ta,
bu t frankl y mac h ine learning h a s not reached ap o in t  yet  wh ere algorit hmsc an
" iden t if y"n ew hy pothe se s  b y  sifting through th escient ificliterature.
~~~
hidden c o s t
sorry,  but , .. .  playing withKNN/A NN and cla i ming ins ightinto MLis like
p l a ying wit h a  ne rfgun a nd  claiming kno w l edge  o f advan ced  tactic s.
 
Ga lax yNexus and  Ice Cre am  S an dw ich : And r oid's in fl ect io n p oint-  mrseb astia n
ht tp :/ / www .extrem e te c h .com /c om puti ng/ 10 5815- gala x y-n exus-an d-ics-and roi d s-in fl ec tion-po int

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p il if
So many  t ime s noww h en readi ng reviews of new Andro i d relea ses  andtheaccompany ing  phone s I read " THIS f inall yist h e And r o id  ph on e that's r e a lly 
usab le /bet ter tha n $then_current_ip h one ".

And now I  he ar i t ag ain :  " G ala xy Nex u s  is the real fi rst Androi dp ho ne that'sr eal ly  usable . It'sevenb etter t han the i Phone 4S" .
Hon e s tly  though, b y now Ilost thet rusti nthese  re viewsan d t he ph ones.I 
ha ve my  doubt sthat m y Nex us  S willbecome a better phone o nce/if  it g ets  ICS.
I h ave mydoubts th at I 'll actual lypre fer I CSt o iOS . It ri eds o man y ti m es,
but I ne ver m an aged to sti c k wit h And roi d .

Als o wh at where they thi n king when call ingt h e p hon e  "Ga la xy Nexus"?

Th ere 's a  Nexus O ne , a Nexus S , a Gala xy S, aGalaxy  S2 an d now t h e  G a laxy
N exus - a ll
nothing substantial_here. Everything_is future possibilities and_no concrete
details.

There_have_been many_people_working on similar_projects to this_in academia
and otherwise. "Identifying_the proteins that_modify_p53" is incredibly easy
with the database information in Medline and doesn't require a "Watson"_to_do
so. That_being_said,_finding connections within medical literature_could be
interesting, but only if_it is_combined with other public databases that
describe protein interactions_and_gene information. This_blog post could be
much more detailed in this sense.

------
jostmey
Nice_Try....

As someone who works in the_biological sciences and_who_has_played around with
various machine_learning algorithms (ann, k-nn) this sounds_like an
advertising gimmick. I am all_for using computers to process and analyze_data,
but frankly machine learning has not_reached a point yet where_algorithms can
"identify"_new hypotheses by sifting through_the scientific literature.

~~~
hiddencost
sorry,_but,... playing_with KNN/ANN and_claiming insight into ML is like
playing_with a nerf_gun and claiming knowledge of advanced_tactics.

_

Galaxy Nexus and_Ice_Cream_Sandwich: Android's_inflection point -_mrsebastian
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/105815-galaxy-nexus-and-ics-androids-inflection-point

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pilif
So_many times_now_when reading reviews of new Android_releases_and the
accompanying phones I read "THIS finally_is the Android phone_that's_really
usable/better than $then_current_iphone".

And now_I hear it again: "Galaxy_Nexus is the real first Android_phone that's
really_usable. It's_even better than the iPhone 4S".

Honestly though, by now I lost_the trust in these reviews and_the phones. I
have my_doubts that_my_Nexus S will_become_a better_phone once/if it gets ICS.
I have my_doubts that_I'll actually prefer ICS to iOS._I tried so many_times,
but_I never managed to stick with_Android.

Also what where they thinking when_calling the phone "Galaxy Nexus"?

There's_a_Nexus_One, a Nexus S, a_Galaxy S, a Galaxy S2 and_now the Galaxy
Nexus-_all