Tech Tips #4 — Data-Driven Sections in Jekyll
Instead of hardcoding content in your Jekyll HTML templates, you can use data files to separate content from presentation. This makes updates trivi...
Read moreThoughts on data science, interoperability, and digital health.
Instead of hardcoding content in your Jekyll HTML templates, you can use data files to separate content from presentation. This makes updates trivi...
Read moreYour website’s hero image is 3.2MB. Your page takes 4 seconds to load. You don’t want to install ImageMagick or Photoshop. Here’s a one-liner using...
Read moreGetting Jekyll with the github-pages gem to work on Ruby 3.0+ is surprisingly painful. Here’s the checklist of everything that breaks and how to fi...
Read moreIf you’re running Jekyll with jekyll-scholar on Ruby 3.0+, you’ve probably hit this error:
Read moreI’m launching a new category dedicated to small tech tips, where I’ll document the challenges and solutions I encounter during my PhD journey, as w...
Read moreStandardized information regarding drugs around the world and Europe is not new. However, several ways of implementing drug information are possibl...
Read moreFirst introduced in 2014 by Ian Goodfellow, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have been under the scope and have been proven very good for gen...
Read moreGrad students are often confronted with a great task in order to finish their thesis. From writing our thesis, keeping up with the state-of-the-art...
Read moreHi, in my last post, I showed how Julia can be used to perform a classification task. In that case, we classified patients into two categories, so ...
Read moreThe Julia language was originally released in 2012 by Alan Edelman, Stefan Karpinski, Jeff Bezanson, and Viral Shah. Its popularity has been increa...
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