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Docs/2023 09 28 updates and fixes #134
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Much better!
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Had some thoughts, but not enough to hold approval. LGTM!
performance, EKG data, and other clinical data. Combined, this data would | ||
typically be very sparse (most patients will not have all fields filled | ||
in), and it is difficult to know how to explicitly model the interaction of | ||
these data layers. In Lace, we would just concatenate the layers and run |
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"Concatenate the layers and pull them through"-i don't understand this, it sounds too simple-like how could it be that easy? Maybe a rewording that explains why you can't do that yourself? Or maybe I'm not getting it
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It is that easy 😉
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Lace requires rust. |
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pylace
shouldn't require Rust if you install it with pip
light
theme to book since some windows users were experiencing low contrast with thelatte
theme