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why don’t we explicitly train models to be good at generalization?

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this corresponds to why, for example, it’s better to learn from imitation in the early parts of your life — whereas you can start to learn from RL (trying things yourself, ‘FAFO’) when you’re doing quite well Filtering research ideas: Write them down in a big list of one-off ideas and cluster them over time. If the same idea keeps coming up in different forms, there’s probably something larger interesting there! - William Merrill By elimination. For example, you can rank them by expected impact, novelty, feasibility given the time frame and res… Electroporation is a physical DNA delivery method that applies a high-voltage electric field to temporarily perforate the cell membrane and drive the entry of foreign genetic material rich metaphor Finally, we demonstrate an active learning process for electroporation parameter exploration and optimization enabled by an automated robotic… There are many fundamental bottlenecks that slow biology research down. Many of them are so basic that we r

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