Justin Boylan-Toomey
@neocognitron.bsky.social
Lead Machine Learning Engineer for The Wellcome Trust. Interested in machine learning, AI art and data science for good. (he/him)
Thank you 👋
A huge thank you to the organisers for delivering an exceptional event this year. Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year!
#pydata #python #data #pydatalondon
A huge thank you to the organisers for delivering an exceptional event this year. Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year!
#pydata #python #data #pydatalondon
June 9, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Thank you 👋
A huge thank you to the organisers for delivering an exceptional event this year. Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year!
#pydata #python #data #pydatalondon
A huge thank you to the organisers for delivering an exceptional event this year. Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year!
#pydata #python #data #pydatalondon
They used #wikibase to capture expert defined concepts and then creating and deploying a document classifier for each topic. Definitely one to watch!
June 9, 2025 at 12:24 AM
They used #wikibase to capture expert defined concepts and then creating and deploying a document classifier for each topic. Definitely one to watch!
Climate Policy Knowledge Graph 🌍
Harrison Pim and Fred O'Loughlin from Climate Policy Radar gave a very interesting talk on how they constructed a knowledge graph, using #machinelearning to link policy documents to topics.
Harrison Pim and Fred O'Loughlin from Climate Policy Radar gave a very interesting talk on how they constructed a knowledge graph, using #machinelearning to link policy documents to topics.
June 9, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Climate Policy Knowledge Graph 🌍
Harrison Pim and Fred O'Loughlin from Climate Policy Radar gave a very interesting talk on how they constructed a knowledge graph, using #machinelearning to link policy documents to topics.
Harrison Pim and Fred O'Loughlin from Climate Policy Radar gave a very interesting talk on how they constructed a knowledge graph, using #machinelearning to link policy documents to topics.
Particularly relatable was his description of the delayed feedback of leadership tasks such as relationships and team building verses the more immediate gratification of #programming type tasks.
Well worth a watch when the recording is released, even if only for the great book recommendations!
Well worth a watch when the recording is released, even if only for the great book recommendations!
June 9, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Particularly relatable was his description of the delayed feedback of leadership tasks such as relationships and team building verses the more immediate gratification of #programming type tasks.
Well worth a watch when the recording is released, even if only for the great book recommendations!
Well worth a watch when the recording is released, even if only for the great book recommendations!
Debugging Leadership 🪲
A fantastic talk by Matthew Upson of MantisNLP, in which he shared lessons from his personal leadership journey in the form of Python error types. Covering challenges such as delegation, communication and self care.
A fantastic talk by Matthew Upson of MantisNLP, in which he shared lessons from his personal leadership journey in the form of Python error types. Covering challenges such as delegation, communication and self care.
June 9, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Debugging Leadership 🪲
A fantastic talk by Matthew Upson of MantisNLP, in which he shared lessons from his personal leadership journey in the form of Python error types. Covering challenges such as delegation, communication and self care.
A fantastic talk by Matthew Upson of MantisNLP, in which he shared lessons from his personal leadership journey in the form of Python error types. Covering challenges such as delegation, communication and self care.
Python Engineering Excellence Workshop 🐍
An interesting workshop run by Sam Joseph, where we each shared approaches and tools for levelling up our Python skills. A lot of people mentioned pair programming, reading open source code and using LLMS.
An interesting workshop run by Sam Joseph, where we each shared approaches and tools for levelling up our Python skills. A lot of people mentioned pair programming, reading open source code and using LLMS.
June 9, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Python Engineering Excellence Workshop 🐍
An interesting workshop run by Sam Joseph, where we each shared approaches and tools for levelling up our Python skills. A lot of people mentioned pair programming, reading open source code and using LLMS.
An interesting workshop run by Sam Joseph, where we each shared approaches and tools for levelling up our Python skills. A lot of people mentioned pair programming, reading open source code and using LLMS.
Key takeaways:
- Modularity is useful, combining structured PDF processing with traditional NLP models for improved workflow and performance.
- Models are relatively new and getting better all the time.
- There is now a plugin for Prodigy for working with PDFs!
- Modularity is useful, combining structured PDF processing with traditional NLP models for improved workflow and performance.
- Models are relatively new and getting better all the time.
- There is now a plugin for Prodigy for working with PDFs!
June 9, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Key takeaways:
- Modularity is useful, combining structured PDF processing with traditional NLP models for improved workflow and performance.
- Models are relatively new and getting better all the time.
- There is now a plugin for Prodigy for working with PDFs!
- Modularity is useful, combining structured PDF processing with traditional NLP models for improved workflow and performance.
- Models are relatively new and getting better all the time.
- There is now a plugin for Prodigy for working with PDFs!
Conquering PDFs 💪
Great talk by Ines from Explosion on SpacyLayout a new library that wraps IBMs Docling, a library for structured processing of PDFs. Breaking PDFs into objects, including processing table data!
Great talk by Ines from Explosion on SpacyLayout a new library that wraps IBMs Docling, a library for structured processing of PDFs. Breaking PDFs into objects, including processing table data!
June 9, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Conquering PDFs 💪
Great talk by Ines from Explosion on SpacyLayout a new library that wraps IBMs Docling, a library for structured processing of PDFs. Breaking PDFs into objects, including processing table data!
Great talk by Ines from Explosion on SpacyLayout a new library that wraps IBMs Docling, a library for structured processing of PDFs. Breaking PDFs into objects, including processing table data!
Highlights ✨
Parallel PyTorch Inference 🏃
Great talk exploring the impact of free-threaded Python (PEP-703 ) on parallel inference of PyTorch models.
Parallel PyTorch Inference 🏃
Great talk exploring the impact of free-threaded Python (PEP-703 ) on parallel inference of PyTorch models.
June 9, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Highlights ✨
Parallel PyTorch Inference 🏃
Great talk exploring the impact of free-threaded Python (PEP-703 ) on parallel inference of PyTorch models.
Parallel PyTorch Inference 🏃
Great talk exploring the impact of free-threaded Python (PEP-703 ) on parallel inference of PyTorch models.
You can also explore the collection using outputs from the graph, via the concept pages on the Wellcome Collection online search portal wellcomecollection.org/collections
Collections
Our collections are at the heart of what we do. Find out what we have by searching online or visiting our library. If you’re interested in exploring and researching our collections, we’re here to supp...
wellcomecollection.org
April 2, 2025 at 10:35 PM
You can also explore the collection using outputs from the graph, via the concept pages on the Wellcome Collection online search portal wellcomecollection.org/collections
You can view an interactive sample of the Wellcome Catalog Graph on Graph Commons here graphcommons.com/graphs/ab27e... #graph #collections
catalogue graph sample | Graph Commons
Explore a sample of the catalogue graph
graphcommons.com
April 2, 2025 at 10:32 PM
You can view an interactive sample of the Wellcome Catalog Graph on Graph Commons here graphcommons.com/graphs/ab27e... #graph #collections
At school I learned HTML 4 to build a website for hosting flash games that wasn't blocked by the firewall. Later learned !VBA! followed by Python for data management/processing at work and have been coding ever since...
January 15, 2025 at 10:46 AM
At school I learned HTML 4 to build a website for hosting flash games that wasn't blocked by the firewall. Later learned !VBA! followed by Python for data management/processing at work and have been coding ever since...