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Hi #NeurIPS2024! 1- Explore ~4,500 NeurIPS papers in this interactive visualization: (Click on a point to see the paper on the website) Uses Cohere models and Leland McInnes's datamapplot/umap to help make sense of the overwhelming scale of NeurIPS. 2- Join my signing at the Cohere booth at 3PM...

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Jay Alammar

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Misbah Syedvor 1 Jahr

@cohere @leland_mcinnes Amazing!

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@cohere @leland_mcinnes Nice visualization but need more depth like

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@cohere @leland_mcinnes Very nice visualization Is the code available to have deeper look at?

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Jay Alammarvor 1 Jahr

@cohere @leland_mcinnes Not yet, but hopefully soon

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Reza Sayarvor 1 Jahr

@cohere @leland_mcinnes awesome!!! 🔥

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