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Dr. Atul Butte explains how he built his lab and career while at Stanford using massive amounts of publicly available data, which he then used to create a new molecular taxonomy of human disease. Listen to the latest episode of AI Grand Rounds:

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Yalda Afshar2 years ago

@atulbutte @YinOphelia

Roger Smith2 years ago

@atulbutte Anywhere that the links mentioned in the talk got collated? Especially interested in annual report use cases mentioned by @atulbutte

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