Timothée Poisot

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Almost certainly one of the ecologists of all time. AI/ML, biodiversity monitoring, viral emergence, open science, methodological anarchism he/they 🧪 https://epic-biodiversity.org/

Sunset over Saint Palais sur Mer
Believe it or not, an oyster vending machine
Screenshot of Picard - "You may test that assumption at your convenience"
Libby screenshot showing Lives of Bitter Rain and Pretenders to the Throne of God
A view from Mont Royal, overlooking Montreal
A map showing the expected performance of a model based on environmental novelty
I hear "cheh" in my oreillette
a frowning inflatable red ball in a puddle
The estimated size of the download is 19 GB. On a 50 Mb/s internet connection, this would take 1 hour to download. Once you have downloaded the file, you will need approximately 85 GB of free disk space to unzip the data. The dataset has 157,317,349 data rows. You will not be able to view or analyse the data in Excel or similar applications. A dataset of this size is difficult to analyse on an ordinary computer. You will probably need access to a distributed computing service or 'Big Data' tools.
QCBS neck warmer
Comparison of maxent and logistic models
screenshot of the code showing the first line of the definition of Maxent
A screenshot of the SpeciesDistributionToolkit showing a page on fitting SDMs with Maxent
A map of Corsica showing the output of a SDM using a Value Suppressing Uncertainty Palette. The legend shows the wegde, with model training points overlaid, showing that the model has rather high convidence.
A giant rubber duck
The protagonist of Jusant looking over a vast expanse of sand and rocks
Three necron units painted in metallic tones
House of Open Wounds, by Adrian Tchaikovsy
The West Passage, by Jared Pechacek
Blood over Bright Haven, by M.L. Wang
Lost Ark Dreaming, by Suyi Davies Okungbowa.
We Speak Through the Mountain, by Premee Mohamed
Green Teeth, by Milly O'Neill
The Bright Sword, by Lev Grossman
The Bullet Swallower, by Elizabeth Gonzalez James
FNV had STARTED WE'RE BACK WE ARE SO BACK
The FNV booting screen PRAISE BE
Steam processing Vulkan shaders for FNV
A loaf of bread
A leg of a tyrannid warhammer mini fig in very, very early stages of painting
This is described in depth in a later section (more specifically, in the very next sentence).
Result of 10-fold cross-validation showing F1 score of ~ 0.96
A Google scholar "recommended article" alert that reads "A novel semantic theory of the ass"
A photo of some pairwise invasibility plots
iteration over the previous plot
A bivariate map showing loss of historical climate / emergence of novel climate, alongside a legend -- the legend is rotated 45 degrees to show the increase of change on the y axis
A bivariate map of habitat suitability transitions on the left, with the bivariate legend replaced by a Sankey diagram on the right.
a photo of about 25 pages of travel expenses justification
Screenshot of tabs in a google doc, one for each section of the proposal, all with a check mark in front
A picture of the euthanasia coaster
A map of Switzerland showing the predicted distribution of a simulated species
doctor: treatment is very simple, go see Orville, very funny clown pagliacci: what about pagliacci? doctor: man I could not name a more suckass clown pagliacci: doctor: just downright dogshit of a clown
Screenshot of the title of arxiv preprint "Nuclear Explosions for Large Scale Carbon Sequestration" (arXiv:2501.06623)
A shot of an espresso cup over a page of (blurred) proposal text
some frankly illegible annotations on the final draft of a grant application
On behalf of our Editor-in-Chief, Professor Dr. Uriel Halbreich, from the University at Buffalo, NY, USA, we are pleased to introduce Academia Mental Health and Well-Being(ISSN: 2997-9196), an open-access journal operated by Academia.edu. We would be honored to invite you to join our Editorial Board, as we believe your expertise in the field would be invaluable in supporting the journal’s growth and development.
"twinkly mathcore friday afternoon"
Now that's what I call sin
Screenshot of slides generated in typst
A Lego mindstorm robot shown on the training table, with the infrared sensor active
screenshot of a terminal that suddenly decided to display two, or maybe three different sessions in the same output
A map showing project time of arrival of some species for Québec, with the legend replaced by a barplot giving the proportion of the landscape additionally gained at each year
A map of simulated species richness
comparison of shapley values and partial responses for a prediction
A map of Paraguay with a simulation of LCBD values for 200 simulated species
Overview of the package architecture
Landing page for the documentation
supposedly the plot of loss over time, but it looks like a bifurcation diagram
Figure 1: Example designs for unstratified (A-C) and stratified (D-F) monitoring network designs for Cube (column 1), LPM (column 2), and SCPS (column 3) algorithms, all with a sample size of 110. Unstratified designs are shown with NDVI, stratified designs are shown with ecoregion boundaries.