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www.telesens.co
[LatexPage] In the previous post, I showed you how the cord19q ETL system parses documents in the Covid-19 corpus into a SQLite database. In this post, I'll go over the rest of the ETL process and the query lookup process. The application source code is here. The rest of the ETL process consists of the |
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miguelmalvarez.com
Last weekend I attended PyData London and, as expected, it was a fantastic event. I reconnected with a lot of colleagues and discovered new amazing people. For those of you who were not able to attend, the videos of the presentations should appear shortly in the PyData Youtube channel. One of the benefits of PyData... |
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blog.adnansiddiqi.me
Earlier I had written a post about using OpenAI APIs to create a stock sentiment analysis by feeding news to GPT models. In this post, I am going to introduce the concepts of Word Embeddings or Embeddings in general. I am going to write a product recommendation system using OpenAI embeddings API that consumes product-related |
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www.paepper.com
Every now and then, you need embeddings when training machine learning models. But what exactly is such an embedding and why do we use it? Basically, an embedding is used when we want to map some representation into another dimensional space. Doesn't make things much clearer, does it? So, let's consider an example: we want to train a recommender system on a movie database (typical Netflix use case). We have many movies and information about the ratings of users given to movies. |
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