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Danica J. Sutherland (@djsutherland)

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arxiv-collector

A little Python script to collect LaTeX sources for upload to the arXiv.

opt-mmd

Learning kernels to maximize the power of MMD tests

py-sdm

Python implementation of nonparametric nearest-neighbor-based estimators for divergences between distributions.

skl-groups

scikit-learn addon to operate on set/"group"-based features

mmd

cyflann

A Cython interface to FLANN

pummeler

Utilities to analyze ACS PUMS files, especially for distribution regression / ecological inference

vlfeat-ctypes

A ctypes interface to a (very small) subset of vlfeat.

igms

Implicit generative models and related stuff based on the MMD, in PyTorch

Jupyter Notebook

sublime-stan

Syntax definition for the Stan modeling language in Sublime Text

reveal.js-notes-pointer

Notes plugin for reveal.js with a "laser pointer"

html-talk

Base for my talks using reveal.js, with bonus nice features (including browser/editor sync!)

sdm

Implementation of Support Distribution Machines

ds3-kernels

Jupyter Notebook

hsfuap

np-divs

Nonparametric nearest-neighbor-based estimators for divergences between distributions

mlss-testing

Jupyter Notebook

etics-kernels-22

Jupyter Notebook

PowerTools

A small website that helps the mods at forums.primetimer.com keep track of stuff.

dire

conda-recipes

conda recipes for some of my packages, as well as others that I use

dswp-plus

A partially-working implementation of DSWP (no plus, despite the name) as an LLVM pass. For a class project.

chips-with-friends

ds3-kernels-21

Jupyter Notebook

anaconda.zsh

tokenization

talk-tea-revealjs

A meta-talk about using reveal.js for your talks