9 months after my ICLR spotlight award, as an Independent Researcher. | by Andreas Madsen | Medium
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A real story of having succeeded, to have promises broken and dreams crushed, and feeling sorry for yourself when others have it worse.
Press enter or click to view image in full size If you read my previous blog post, “ Becoming an Independent Researcher and getting published in ICLR with spotlight ,” you will know how much I struggled to enter the world of machine learning research. However, you will also know my struggles ended on a positive note, “there is light around the corner,” or so I thought. Well, it is complicated. — Vancouver, Canada 9 months after my ICLR spotlight award, as an Independent Researcher. A real story of having succeeded, to then have promises broken and dreams crushed, and feeling sorry for yourself
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