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Machine learning on subcortical brain features: A study of sample size efficiency for neurodegenerative disease classification

Subcortical brain alterations are a key feature of dementia disease progression. Machine learning (ML) has been applied widely to MRI-based brain features in dementia, where performance depends on the model choice, training data size, and input feature characteristics. Most studies compare ML models using a single training sample size. Here, we evaluate the sample-size efficiency of ML models…

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The AI Interview Paradox: Decoupling Skill Assessment from Tool Usage

Originally published on tamiz.pro . The modern engineering interview pipeline is suffering from a critical integrity failure.

  • AI usage common in engineering interviews, contradicting hiring practices.
  • Traditional interviews test memorization, not modern engineering skills.
  • Proposed three-tiered assessment evaluates tool integration, architecture, and verification.

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