
Roman Joeres
@romanjoeres
PhD student | Drug-Target Interactions | GNN | DL | Data splitting | chess player | running | climbing | swimming | movies
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18-01-2022 21:12:20
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In our latest Nature Methods perspective we provide 7 questions on how to detect data leakage in biological #MachineLearning applications. Judith Bernett David B. Blumenthal @bit_tumcs Florian Haselbeck Roman Joeres @itisalist TU München #TUMCS #HSWT rdcu.be/dQuw1


I'm currently preparing a MLSB @ NeurIPS submission. So, I can totally relate 😂





As of today also on the blue side: Roman Joeres.bsky.social


The last day will be the best day NeurIPS Conference. MLSB @ NeurIPS is about to start and GIFFLAR will be presented in the poster sessions. Come for some sweets to the East Meeting Rooms 11 and 12. Poster sessions are at 11:20am and 4pm. Daniel Bojar #mlsb #NeurIPS2024 #glycotime


3 & out Lets Go #Cowboys Grüße aus Dallas ins #RTLNFL Studio Björn Werner Mitja Lafere Patrick Esume



DataSAIL is out in Nature Communications Since the preprint, we have improved the work a lot, thanks to countless reviewers and feedback. You can find it here: nature.com/articles/s4146… Thanks, David B. Blumenthal and ok, for helping and supervising me on this journey.


Curious how we can make machine learning predictions on biological data truly reliable, even when faced with unseen and dissimilar real-world scenarios?Nature Communications FAU Erlangen-Nbg "Data splitting to avoid information leakage with DataSAIL" 1. In bioinformatics, traditional random


DataSAIL got accepted as an Oral to the HelmholtzAI Conference in #Karlsruhe Check out the publication in Nature Communications: nature.com/articles/s4146… and the Git Repo: github.com/KalininaLab/Da… Thanks one more time for the great collaboration David B. Blumenthal ok Helmholtz AI

DataSAIL's "press tour" stops MLCSB ISMB/ECCB Conference in Liverpool for a talk and a poster. If you're in ML, come around and check the data splitting out. I'm looking forward to this and the keynotes by the Nobel Laureates John Jumper and David Baker! ok David B. Blumenthal