Red Hat Research Quarterly Issue 2:4
February 2021 issue features:
- An interview with one of Boston University’s AI faculty, Kate Saenko who dives into her work on biased data sets.
- Sequential Monte Carlo for streaming
- Efficient runtime verification for the Linux kernel
- Using blocks, microworlds, puzzles, and adaptivity
to teach kids programming effectively PyLadies: Establishing a Python training program for women. - …and more
TABLE OF CONTENTS
04 From the director
05 News: Devconf.CZ 2021 and Research Days 2020
08 When good models go bad: an interview with Kate Saenko
14 Sequential Monte Carlo for streaming data
19 Blocks, microworlds, puzzles, and adaptivity: teaching programming effectively
23 Efficient runtime verification for the Linux kernel
28 Changing the world, one lesson at a time
32 PyLadies, welcome to open source!
38 Research project updates
36 Column: Tel Aviv RIG leader Idan Levi
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