John Turnbull (Electrical and Computer Engineering) Making machine learning hold up when the real world drifts away from the training data — tackling natural distribution shifts.

September 30, 2026 • 00:30:04
John Turnbull (Electrical and Computer Engineering) Making machine learning hold up when the real world drifts away from the training data — tackling natural distribution shifts.
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John Turnbull (Electrical and Computer Engineering) Making machine learning hold up when the real world drifts away from the training data — tackling natural distribution shifts.

Sep 30 2026 | 00:30:04

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Join John Turnbull (Electrical and Computer Engineering) for a disccusion on moving machine learning hold up when moved from the lab to the real world.

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