Hey there, I’m Hunter Heidenreich
Welcome to my blog. I enjoy thinking about machine learning, language processing, time-series forecasting, and computational chemistry. Find out more about me here.
Modern PyTorch Techniques for VAEs: A Comprehensive Tutorial
This tutorial bridges the gap in existing VAE literature by integrating modern PyTorch functionalities like torch.distributions and dataclasses for more efficient, cleaner code. Aimed at advancing understanding and application of VAEs with the latest PyTorch features.
Supervised Learning with Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues: Alkane Isomer Classification (Part Three)
In this post, we’ll use the Coulomb matrix eigenvalues to classify alkane constitutional isomers using supervised learning, replicating methods used in the paper ‘Can One Hear the Shape of a Molecule (from its Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues)?’
Sarcasm Detection in Text: A Case Study Using Transformer Models
This post presents a straightforward case study on using a pre-trained Transformer model for sarcasm detection in text. It covers the dataset preparation, model fine-tuning, and evaluation process, providing insights into the capabilities and limitations of AI in understanding nuanced language like sarcasm.
Alkane Isomer Classification with Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues (Part Two)
This post replicates the unsupervised learning methods used in the paper ‘Can One Hear the Shape of a Molecule (from its Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues)?’ to classify the constitutional isomers of alkanes.
Alkane Isomer Classification with Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues
Replicating the paper “Can One Hear the Shape of a Molecule (from its Coulomb Matrix Eigenvalues)?” by generating alkane constitutional isomers, calculating their Coulomb matrix eigenvalues, and using machine learning to classify the isomers.