How to read a paper

Hey guys,

I found the following to be a very interesting short reading:

"How to read a paper" by S. Keshav, from University of Waterloo
http://blizzard.cs.uwaterloo.ca/keshav/home/Papers/data/07/paper-reading.pdf

Our new google calender

Not sure if this is going to work but I have created a google calender for the reading groups..

I haven't edited anything yet so please feel free to add the upcoming reading groups to the calender. I have added all the people from the blog owners list to the google calender.


hayley

Our new google calender

Not sure if this is going to work but I have created a google calender for the reading groups..

hayley

How to get your paper rejected

http://www.siggraph.org/publications/instructions/rejected

Makes an interesting read I think.

Machine Learning Reading Group (or Heavy Reading Group) Topics

Please add the topics you're interested in discussing for the 'Heavy' Reading Group then we can make a rough schedule.

The topics I'm interested in discussing are:

1. Conditional Random Fields
2. Sampling Techniques
3. Approximate Inference Techniques

Heavy Reading Group

Chapter 12 - Bishop till Kernel PCA
July 17th 2pm...

Next light reading group: Gokul

Hi everyone,
I'm posting this on behalf of Gokul

Next reading group will take place on:

[Either 19th or 26th June.... still to be decided. please post preferences here]

Presented by:

[Gokul]

Paper to read:

[www.idiap.ch/~hhung/IS07-enos-p1085-1.pdf]