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I'm moving to my final year at college Engineering Computer Science department and i wanted to have my graduation project in a topic related to information retrieval & semantic analysis.
I've had my internship in those topics and i'm very interested to continue in them
so if you could please give me some examples of good Real projects to do and practice in order to be good in those fields
I want something beyond simple recommendation systems in websites
my related backGround :
i worked before on making classifiers using wikipedia data
i have a fair knowledge working with Huge datasources like dbpedia , probase , freebase ..etc
i know fair knowledge about , NLP , classifiers , semantics , RDF , sentiment analysis
i have a good web development knowledge
i have a good knowledge about scrapping data from facebook blogs and other websites
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How to train chatgpt about your business only?
Lets say i have my own business of cloths.
On my website I have integrated Chat GPT.
User will come to my website and ask about different range of products related to my clothing business.
In response Chat GPT should only provide details about my business only.
In addition to above all the questions and answers should only related to my business specifically.
How i can train Chat GPT?
when your site gets indexed via search engine then next version of ChatGPT will crawl your website and use your info
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I'm senior in highschool and really confused about what I should be studying in order to learn how to build AI robots/technologies. I know I must study Computer Science first and foremost. But I also want to learn the hardware side of building AI robots too.
Should I be studying Computer Science plus:
a) Mechatronics; to learn electrical, mechanical and software aspects all in one.
b) Computer Engineering; to learn how to design hardware with software e.g. circuits, chips etc.
Or should I be studying completely different subjects in College?
P.s. If Mr Tony Stark can help me out on this one... well that would be great ;)
In fact there is more and more specialization in the jobs and the specialization is growing. You are unlikely to use both HW and SW AI skills at once at a job. Also the knowledge gets outdated very quickly, so the ability and desire to constantly learn new technologies is more important than the knowledge itself.
I would advice to learn what you like most if you have a choice and do not learn what you do not like.
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I have taken a car blueprint from the Net(googled)to develop car modeling in Belnder 3d. my question is there any concerns/issues related to copyright/licence ? for example if i want model a AUDI A6, getting the blueprint from the internet, will the AUDI people have some rights ?
I was a developer on a rally game a few years past, and from what I recall we had to negotiate licenses with pretty much everyone. And we developed the cars from blueprints, screenshot and those sorts of things. Car manufacturers don't give you a ready made model for your game :)
They were, however, pretty easy to deal with. It all depends if they like the kind of exposure you give them or not. Easiest and safest option would be to send them an email and ask. Avoids any nasty surprises down the road.
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I noticed that http://getchabooks.com has a list of many schools and the classes that they offer. Does anyone know how they get this data? I assume it's through some database, but I could be wrong.
It is most likely through a database. Their database to be precise and I doubt they will let you have access to it.
I found this site which looks pretty legit and offers a CSV or an excel for all accredited Colleges:
http://ope.ed.gov/accreditation/GetDownloadFile.aspx
The site does have the disclamer:
The U.S. Department of Education cannot, therefore, guarantee that the
information contained in the database is accurate, current, or
complete.
You could probably come up with a scraper to glean the rest of the information from publicly available sites but you would have to check into the legality of that.
It's not everything but it's a start. Hope this helps!
Tons and tons of manual data entry, and/or negotiations with the specific colleges they support. Not all colleges even have their own databases of classes (and most don't have book information online in any consistent format); there's certainly no central college course catalog database out there.
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I've become interested in AI and want to keep up with the latest AI research. Can someone recommend the top 2-3 AI journals I should read?
Some good journals are:
Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR)
Artificial Intelligence
Also JMLR (Journal of Machine Learning Research) is a GREAT journal (as mentioned in another post), but it deals only with Machine Learning (a subset of AI) and not with other AI related fields.
Perhaps a bit broader in scope for your interests but take a look at the Journal of Machine Learning Research and it's sister software repository Machine learning open source software.
If you really want to know the latest advances in AI you should also pay attention to high profile conferences such as:
International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI)
Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI)