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NLP-Powered Data Extraction for SLRs and Meta-Analyses

Towards AI

Natural Language Processing Getting desirable data out of published reports and clinical trials and into systematic literature reviews (SLRs) — a process known as data extraction — is just one of a series of incredibly time-consuming, repetitive, and potentially error-prone steps involved in creating SLRs and meta-analyses.

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Top 9 AI conferences and events in USA – 2023

Data Science Dojo

A Glimpse into the future : Want to be like a scientist who predicted the rise of machine learning back in 2010? Attending global AI-related virtual events and conferences isn’t just a box to check off; it’s a gateway to navigating through the dynamic currents of new technologies.

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The Blurring Lines Between AI Academia and Industry

Dataconomy

“For example, companies have released massive datasets, such as those for image recognition, language models, and self-driving car simulations, that have become critical for academic research. Increasingly, big tech companies play a pivotal role in AI research, blurring the lines between academia and industry.

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How artificial intelligence went from science fiction to science itself?

Dataconomy

Nonetheless, starting from around 2010, there has been a renewed surge of interest in the field. This can be attributed primarily to remarkable advancements in computer processing power and the availability of vast amounts of data. Deep learning emerged as a highly promising machine learning technology for various applications.

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The NLP Cypher | 02.14.21

Towards AI

John on Patmos | Correggio NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP) WEEKLY NEWSLETTER The NLP Cypher | 02.14.21 mlpen/Nystromformer Transformers have emerged as a powerful workhorse for a broad range of natural language processing tasks. The Vision of St. Heartbreaker Hey Welcome back! Connected Papers ?

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Customizing coding companions for organizations

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Her research interests lie in Natural Language Processing, AI4Code and generative AI. In the past, she had worked on several NLP-based services such as Comprehend Medical, a medical diagnosis system at Amazon Health AI and Machine Translation system at Meta AI.

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Unlock ML insights using the Amazon SageMaker Feature Store Feature Processor

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Amazon SageMaker Feature Store provides an end-to-end solution to automate feature engineering for machine learning (ML). For more information on this, refer to Feature Processing and the SageMaker example on Amazon SageMaker Feature Store: Feature Processor Introduction.

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