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Goal Some students complained that university (especially PKU and THU, or even MIT) is overrated: SCHOOL = Seven Crappy Hours Of Our Life CLASS = Come Late And Start Sleeping FINALS = F**k, I Never Actually Learned S**t I started to build a list for students who hope to join a modern research lab in AI.

Motivation Profs. Yixin Zhu and Yizhou Wang’s groups are developing computer vision algorithms to detect and identify primates (monkeys and apes) and their behaviors. They are working with primate video data from their collaborators of Professor Federico Rossano’s Comparative Cognition Laboratory (CCL) at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD).

Motivation This research project entails collaborating with scientists at the Comparative Cognition Laboratory (CCL) at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Comparative Psychologists study the evolutionary origins of human behavior and cognition by investigating similarities and differences between humans and other animals.

PKU Tong class resources Boya No.1 GPU Cluster. Free for PKU Tong class students only; currently 3090. THU Tong class resources Please read the instructions and status; currently 3090. Generally available GPU recourses Kaggle Free GPU Google Colab with tricks that prevent from disconnecting 机器学习在线实验室 Credit This list was made possible with the help from Guangyuan Jiang Yuyang Li THU servers were prepared with the help from Yuyang Li Liangru Xiang

Background Understanding the behavior of primates is important for primatology, psychology, and for biology more broadly since primates are an important model organism, and whose behavior is often an important variable of interest.

Background A receiver function (RF) is the response of the Earth structure below a seismometer to an incident seismic wave and consists of a series of P-to-S (Ps) or S-to-P (Sp) converted waves generated at structural interfaces, mainly those generated by the velocity discontinuities in the crust and upper mantle below the seismometer.

Background Global Seismographic Network (GSN) is deployed worldwide to listen to the sound of the Earth. The recorded signals, also referred to as seismograms, contains rich information on the environmental processes, seismic hazard, and could also be used to monitor human activities.

Motivation After the occurrence of an earthquake, data recorded by worldwide stations are usually used to locate the earthquake and construct the earthquake catalog for further research and earthquake disaster evaluation (Figure 1).