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Machine Learning

Prospects of Finding a ML Engineering Job [D]

Transitioning from a physics-heavy Ph.D. to machine learning engineering is increasingly viable, particularly with your strong software foundation and demonstrated ML project experience. Your background in quantum optics, combined with coding competition wins and projects like ML-driven qubit control, establishes a solid base. Many find success bridging theoretical physics and practical ML applications. Explore this path with confidence; your diverse skillset positions you well. For deeper insights into the evolving landscape of AI governance, see our recent article on "IBM and Red Hat Expand Lightwell."

Machine Learning

Imagenet-1k Classifier trained entirely on an Android [P]

Introducing a surprisingly capable Imagenet-1k classifier, trained entirely on an Android device using a compact MLP architecture with approximately 500K parameters. Despite utilizing a downscaled 32x32 dataset and training for just 5 epochs, the model achieves a Top-1 accuracy of 4.59% and a Top-5 accuracy of 12.68%. This project, executed within Termux on a Dimensity 9300+ CPU, demonstrates the potential for accessible AI development, training in roughly 30 minutes. As noted in a related discussion, "Non-Physical Intelligence Has A Ceiling," even efficient models require a

Machine Learning

I Compressed Bad Apple into a 3MB Neural Network [P]

Researchers have achieved a remarkable feat: compressing the iconic "Bad Apple" animation—approximately 2.7 billion pixels—into a remarkably compact 3MB neural network. This MLP, utilizing 790,000 parameters and sine activations (SIREN), effectively memorizes the video by predicting grayscale values based on spatial and temporal coordinates. Through innovations like time-stretching and motion-focused sampling, the model demonstrably improved reconstruction quality, achieving a 9x reduction in validation MSE.