Training computers to think more like scientists

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Two School scientists recently showed how to train computers to think more like scientists. #MachineLearning @keiser_lab @UCSF https://pharmacy.ucsf.edu/news/2019/04/training-computers-think-more-scientists

— UCSF School of Pharmacy (@ucsfpharmacy), April 19, 2019

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