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Counting shots, making strides: Zero, one and few-shot learning unleashed 

Data Science Dojo

Zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning are redefining how machines adapt and learn, promising a future where adaptability and generalization reach unprecedented levels. Source: Photo by Hal Gatewood on Unsplash In this exploration, we navigate from the basics of supervised learning to the forefront of adaptive models.

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Data Science Dojo

Zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot learning are redefining how machines adapt and learn, promising a future where adaptability and generalization reach unprecedented levels. Source: Photo by Hal Gatewood on Unsplash In this exploration, we navigate from the basics of supervised learning to the forefront of adaptive models.

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Modern NLP: A Detailed Overview. Part 2: GPTs

Towards AI

In the first part of the series, we talked about how Transformer ended the sequence-to-sequence modeling era of Natural Language Processing and understanding. Semi-Supervised Sequence Learning As we all know, supervised learning has a drawback, as it requires a huge labeled dataset to train.

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Meet the Winners of the Youth Mental Health Narratives Challenge

DrivenData Labs

His research focuses on applying natural language processing techniques to extract information from unstructured clinical and medical texts, especially in low-resource settings. I love participating in various competitions involving deep learning, especially tasks involving natural language processing or LLMs.

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Foundation models: a guide

Snorkel AI

Foundation models are large AI models trained on enormous quantities of unlabeled data—usually through self-supervised learning. This process results in generalized models capable of a wide variety of tasks, such as image classification, natural language processing, and question-answering, with remarkable accuracy.

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MLOps and the evolution of data science

IBM Journey to AI blog

Origins of the MLOps process MLOps was born out of the realization that ML lifecycle management was slow and difficult to scale for business application. A foundation model takes a massive quantity of data and using self-supervised learning and transfer learning can take that data to create models for a wide range of tasks.

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SyntaxNet in context: Understanding Google's new TensorFlow NLP model

Explosion

SyntaxNet provides an important module in a natural language processing (NLP) pipeline such as spaCy. For instance, we parsed every comment posted to Reddit in 2015, and used word2vec on the phrases, entities and words. It already did. But I definitely think there’s still much more to come. What’s next?