A curated UC Berkeley Law Library guide collecting resources on generative AI applications in law school, higher education, and legal practice. It links news, studies, ethics materials and access-to-justice research, and notes that the resources will be regularly updated.
Camel-AutoGPT
Role-playing approach for LLMs and auto-agents like BabyAGI & AutoGPT.
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0A curated UC Berkeley Law Library guide collecting resources on generative AI applications in law school, higher education, and legal practice. It links news, studies, ethics materials and access-to-justice research, and notes that the resources will be regularly updated.
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0ahaz is an R package providing computationally efficient procedures for regularized estimation with the semiparametric additive hazards regression model. It depends on R version 2.10 or later, along with survival, Matrix and methods, and requires compilation. The package is authored and maintained by Anders Gorst-Rasmussen under GPL-2 and appears in the MachineLearning and Survival views.
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StepByStepML provides free online machine learning calculators that solve algorithms step-by-step for computer science exams. Users input a dataset and the site shows the full manual calculation for algorithms including K-Means, Minimax, KNN, A* Search, and evaluation metrics. Theory guides accompany the interactive solvers, and the site states it is built for CS students.
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0Songs Like X is a music discovery service that returns lists of songs similar to a chosen track. The free plan provides 20 recommendations per search. The Pro plan, at $3 per month, provides 50 recommendations per search and Melodie, an AI playlist assistant that tunes a list by mood or in the user's own words.
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0Durable is an AI-powered business builder platform. It enables users to create websites with AI, improve discoverability via SEO and GEO, manage customers, and use AI marketing tools within a single application.
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ICML is an international machine learning conference supported by the International Machine Learning Society. The 32nd International Conference on Machine Learning, ICML 2015, was held in Lille, France, on July 6 to July 11, 2015, with tutorials, a main conference and workshops.
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