Gaël Varoquaux
TabICL: Pretraining the best tabular learner
AI agents that use tools
AIs that break down questions reason better
Science must drive the narratives that shape society
AI super-intelligent to play Go, and math?
AI for health: the impossible necessity of unbiased data
2024 highlights: of computer science and society
When AIs must overcome the data
Do AIs reason or recite?
CARTE: toward table foundation models
Skrub 0.2.0: tabular learning made easy
Promoting open-source, from inria to :probabl.
People underestimate how impactful Scikit-learn continues to be
Comité de l’intelligence artificielle: vision et stratégie nationale
2022, a new scientific adventure: machine learning for health and social sciences
My Mayavi story: discovering open source communities
2021 highlight: Decoding brain activity to new cognitive paradigms
Hiring an engineer and post-doc to simplify data science on dirty data
Hiring someone to develop scikit-learn community and industry partners
2020: my scientific year in review
Technical discussions are hard; a few tips
Jean Dechoux, June 13rd 1923 – Feb 9th 2020
Survey of machine-learning experimental methods at NeurIPS2019 and ICLR2020
2019: my scientific year in review
Comparing distributions: Kernels estimate good representations, l1 distances give good tests
Getting a big scientific prize for open-source software
2018: my scientific year in review
A foundation for scikit-learn at Inria
Sprint on scikit-learn, in Paris and Austin
Our research in 2017: personal scientific highlights
Beyond computational reproducibility, let us aim for reusability
Scikit-learn Paris sprint 2017
Our research in 2016: personal scientific highlights
Data science instrumenting social media for advertising is responsible for todays politics
Unison 2.48 binaries for ARM
Better Python compressed persistence in joblib
Of software and Science. Reproducible science: what, why, and how
Nilearn 0.2: more powerful machine learning for neuroimaging
Job offer: data crunching brain functional connectivity for biomarkers
MLOSS 2015: wising up to building open-source machine learning
Nilearn sprint: hacking neuroimaging machine learning
Software for reproducible science: let’s not have a misunderstanding
MLOSS: machine learning open source software workshop @ ICML 2015
Job offer: working on open source data processing in Python
Euroscipy 2015: Call for paper
PRNI 2016: call for organization
New website
Improving your programming style in Python
Hiring an engineer to mine large functional-connectivity databases
Scikit-learn 2014 sprint: a report
Scikit-learn 0.15 release: highlights
Google summer of code projects for scikit-learn
Hiring a programmer for a brain imaging machine-learning library
Publishing scientific software matters
Scikit-learn 0.14 release: features and benchmarks
RIP John Hunter: the loss of a great man
A journal promoting high-quality research code: dream and reality
Update on scikit-learn: recent developments for machine learning in Python
3 Google summer of code for scikit-learn and more…
The problems of low statistical power and publication bias
Want features? Just code
Book review: NumPy 1.5 Beginner’s guide
Joblib beta release: fast compressed persistence + Python 3
Scikit-learn NIPS 2011 sprint: international thanks to our sponsors
Cython example of exposing C-computed arrays in Python without data copies
Python at scientific conferences
Conference posters
Hiring a junior developer on the scikit-learn
My conference travels: Scipy 2011 and HBM 2011
Euroscipy 2011: early bird deadline soon
Hiring a junior engineer on the scikit-learn
EuroScipy: the program is filling up, and the submission deadline nearing
Scikit-learn sprint on April 1st
Windows binaries for the scientific Python ecosystem
Interested in parallel computing and statistics? We are looking for a post-doc
EuroSciPy 2011: the dates are out - Aug 25-28, Paris
Research jobs in France: the black humor of 2010 is the reality of 2011
Scientific publication for software development
ICA versus PCA in the scikit-learn: the value of code over pictures
Multitouch with VTK (and MedINRIA and Mayavi)
Machine learning humour
Scikit Learn coding sprint
SVG Word map of countries
Software design for maintainability
Sprint Scikit learn in Paris
Simple object signatures
Euroscipy 2010: code, science, and a lot of fun
Making posters for scientific conferences
A simple LaTeX example
Personal views on scientific computing
EuroScipy abstract submission deadline extended
EuroScipy is finally open for registration
Status of the EuroScipy registration
Mayavi: Representing an additional scalar on surfaces
Book review: Matplotlib for Python Developpers
New Mayavi release
Using Python, Scipy, ETS, … to implement art
EuroScipy 2010, Paris July 8-11. Save the date!
PCA and ICA: Identifying combinations of variables
The SciPy 2009 proceedings are online