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How to Use Hugging Face Pipelines?

Towards AI

Hugging Face is a platform that provides pre-trained language models for NLP tasks such as text classification, sentiment analysis, and more. This blog will walk you through how to perform NLP tasks with Hugging Face Pipelines. Here are topics we’ll discuss in this blog. Let me explain. What is NLP? What is Transformers?

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Introduction to Graph Neural Networks

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They are as follows: Node-level tasks refer to tasks that concentrate on nodes, such as node classification, node regression, and node clustering. Edge-level tasks , on the other hand, entail edge classification and link prediction. Graph-level tasks involve graph classification, graph regression, and graph matching.

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Interfaces for Explaining Transformer Language Models

Jay Alammar

This article focuses on auto-regressive models, but these methods are applicable to other architectures and tasks as well. input saliency is a method that explains individual predictions. The literature is most often concerned with this application for classification tasks, rather than natural language generation.

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A Gentle Introduction to GPTs

Mlearning.ai

Along with text generation it can also be used to text classification and text summarization. The auto-complete feature on your smartphone is based on this principle. When you type “how”, the auto-complete will suggest words like “to” or “are”. That’s the precise difference between GPT-3 and its predecessors. Hope you like it!

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Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Algorithmic advances

Google Research AI blog

Relative performance results of three GNN variants ( GCN , APPNP , FiLM ) across 50,000 distinct node classification datasets in GraphWorld. Structure of auto-bidding online ads system. Google Research, 2022 & beyond This was the fifth blog post in the “Google Research, 2022 & Beyond” series.

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The Easiest Way to Determine Which Scikit-Learn Model Is Perfect for Your Data

Mlearning.ai

In this blog post, I’m going to show you how to use the lazypredict library on your dataset. For this post, we’ll be using LazyRegressor() because we’re working on a regression task but it’s the same step for classification problems (we’d just use LazyClassifier() instead). # Call-To-Action Enjoyed this blog post?

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Applying Visual AI to Legacy Security Systems

DataRobot Blog

This blog post will demonstrate how the DataRobot team applied DataRobot’s Visual AI and AutoML capabilities to rapidly build models capable of detecting firearms in bags using open-source databases of X-ray security scans. For this example, we only use binary classification—does this bag contain a firearm or not?