
SBIRs
- Lit review – goal is high quality and relevant
- Two purposes – understanding the SoA, and finding a gap. This requires critical thinking, and an understanding of the problems, not just appeals to authority
- Truthiness != trustworthiness
- Wikipedia, Google, GScholar, and Elicit
- Also blog posts, videos, etc.
- Look at cites. Large counts are good! Search within citing
- Look at authors. Sort by date. Is this recent?
- Look for survey papers
- Finding terms to search on is hard. Do not assume that you have the right ones at first.
- Language model networks
- Two purposes – understanding the SoA, and finding a gap. This requires critical thinking, and an understanding of the problems, not just appeals to authority
- Code generation
- The subclassed code works!
- Working on executing Python within python. It’s surprisingly easy. You can import the file/class, and then refer to it:
def run_code_callback(self):
self.dp.dprint("Run code")
bdm = importlib.import_module("rcsnn.generated.bd_mon")
bdm.main()