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20192022
most citedPhotometry of the Uranian Satellites with Keck and the Search for Mab

9 citations · 13 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.LG2022

DeepChrome 2.0: Investigating and Improving Architectures, Visualizations, & Experiments

Saurav Kadavath, Samuel Paradis, Jacob Yeung

Histone modifications play a critical role in gene regulation. Consequently, predicting gene expression from histone modification signals is a highly motivated problem in epigeneti…

cs.LG2021

Pretraining & Reinforcement Learning: Sharpening the Axe Before Cutting the Tree

Saurav Kadavath, Samuel Paradis, Brian Yao

Pretraining is a common technique in deep learning for increasing performance and reducing training time, with promising experimental results in deep reinforcement learning (RL). H…

cs.RO20203 cited

Intermittent Visual Servoing: Efficiently Learning Policies Robust to Instrument Changes for High-precision Surgical Manipulation

Samuel Paradis, Minho Hwang, Brijen Thananjeyan +6

Automation of surgical tasks using cable-driven robots is challenging due to backlash, hysteresis, and cable tension, and these issues are exacerbated as surgical instruments must…

cs.RO2020

Efficiently Calibrating Cable-Driven Surgical Robots with RGBD Fiducial Sensing and Recurrent Neural Networks

Minho Hwang, Brijen Thananjeyan, Samuel Paradis +5

Automation of surgical subtasks using cable-driven robotic surgical assistants (RSAs) such as Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci Research Kit (dVRK) is challenging due to imprecision in…

cs.RO2020

Applying Depth-Sensing to Automated Surgical Manipulation with a da Vinci Robot

Minho Hwang, Daniel Seita, Brijen Thananjeyan +5

Recent advances in depth-sensing have significantly increased accuracy, resolution, and frame rate, as shown in the 1920x1200 resolution and 13 frames per second Zivid RGBD camera.…

cs.LG20191 cited

Pay Attention: Leveraging Sequence Models to Predict the Useful Life of Batteries

Samuel Paradis, Michael Whitmeyer

We use data on 124 batteries released by Stanford University to first try to solve the binary classification problem of determining if a battery is "good" or "bad" given only the f…