A Complete Guide to Matrices for Machine Learning with Python
Matrices are a key concept not only in linear algebra but also with regard to their prominent application and use in machine learning (ML) and data science.
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Matrices are a key concept not only in linear algebra but also with regard to their prominent application and use in machine learning (ML) and data science.
Language models — often known for the acronym LLM for Large Language Models, their large-scale version — fuel powerful AI applications like conversational chatbots, AI assistants, and other intelligent text and content generation apps.
This post is in two parts; they are: • Understanding the Encoder-Decoder Architecture • Evaluating the Result of Summarization using ROUGE DistilBart is a “distilled” version of the BART model, a powerful sequence-to-sequence model for natural language generation, translation, and comprehension.
This tutorial is in two parts; they are: • Using DistilBart for Summarization • Improving the Summarization Process Let’s start with a fundamental implementation that demonstrates the key concepts of text summarization with DistilBart: import torch from transformers import AutoTokenizer, AutoModelForSeq2SeqLM class TextSummarizer: def __init__(self, model_name=”sshleifer/distilbart-cnn-12-6″): “””Initialize the summarizer with a pre-trained model.
Overfitting is one of the most (if not the most!) common problems encountered when building machine learning (ML) models.
FastAPI is a modern and high-performance compliant web framework for building APIs with Python.
Data preparation is a step within the data project lifecycle where we prepare the raw data for subsequent processes, such as data analysis and machine learning modeling.
This tutorial is in four parts; they are: • The Core Text Generation Implementation • Contrastive Search: What are the Parameters in Text Generation? • Batch Processing and Padding • Tips for Better Generation Results Let’s start with a basic implementation that demonstrates the fundamental concept.
This post is in six parts; they are: • Traditional vs Neural Approaches • Auto-Complete Architecture • Basic Auto-Complete Implementation • Caching and Batched Input When you type in a word in Google’s search bar, such as “machine”, you may find some additional words are suggested, such as “learning,” to make up “machine learning”.
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