Covid19 AI Research

A Review of Automated Diagnosis of COVID-19 Based on Scanning Images In the last week, I have been optimizing the Covid-Net I developed with my thesis and other research materials to diagnose the deep learning model of Covid19, and the accuracy I got from training on 20,000+ xRay datasets is less than 90%. When the model became more and more complex, the video memory was obviously not enough, so I sold the DJI Inspire 2 and used the money I earned to buy a TITAN RTX 24G, and then continued to optimize the model and increase training. of the batch_size. ...

August 31, 2020 · 1 min · alexchen

Art and Fear

It took me two weeks to finish this book, Art and Fear, which deals with the problems of creating art, as opposed to Hackers and Painters, which deals with the dilemmas of exploring one’s own field and how to deal with them. I’ve extracted some of the key phrases so that I can try my own creative path over and over again in the future. There is a fundamental difference between creating and appreciating a work of art: the viewer is supposed to be moved by the work, enjoy it, or spend time with it, while you are supposed to learn how to create. ...

August 23, 2020 · 3 min · alexchen

Summary of the Wolfram 2020 08 China Student Ambassador Presentation

Tonight, I attended the Wolfram 2020 08-20 China Student Ambassador Presentation via Zoom. During the intermission, I won a grand prize of 3000RMB worth of System Modeler modeling program, which I am going to install on my MacBookPro to study various physical and biological modeling. If you are interested in Mathematica, you can attend Wolfram 2020/09/08 China Virtual Technology Conference, where many big names will be speaking. Mathematica Metaprogramming speaker’s Github address ...

August 20, 2020 · 3 min · alexchen

Story of Your Life

To Do DeadLine: 2020-08-30

August 11, 2020 · 1 min · alexchen

Intro Wolfram Physic Project

Memories I still remember clearly that I was particularly interested in mathematics and theoretical physics when I graduated from junior high school, and studied advanced mathematics and basic physics on my own. After that, I was full of pleasure in exploring physics and mathematics, and every day after entering my first year of high school, I would go to the library after lunch and flip through science and technology magazines, then I participated in the National High School Students Applied Physics Knowledge Contest for the first time, and I remember the final question of the paper I used calculus to solve the problem, and when I got out of the examination room, I didn’t even think that I would get it. I was very happy at that time, and I am still very grateful to Mr. Yao, our class teacher and chemistry teacher in my first year of high school, for having seen the ranking list of science scores in his hands when I went to the school to register. He was the class representative in chemistry, and in every exam he would praise me for the clarity of the solution to a particular problem. Every Sunday, on the way to school, I would stand in the Xinhua bookstore for one to two hours to look up books and scientific materials related to relativity. ...

August 10, 2020 · 4 min · alexchen