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Legal NLP Releases new Multi-label model on stack exchange topics

John Snow Labs

of the library comes with a topic classification multi-label model using the INSTRUCTOR embedding. The model depends on the INSTRUCTOR embedding, which can be used in a Spark NLP pipeline as follows: embeddings = ( nlp.InstructorEmbeddings.pretrained("instructor_large", "en").setInstruction("Represent Fancy trying?

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Legal NLP Releases Law Stack Exchange Classifier, Subpoena NER and more

John Snow Labs

It can predict the topic of the question into one of the pre-selected law-related categories: business constitutional law contract law copyright criminal law employment liability privacy tax law trademark Please note that some categories from the original data were removed (e.g., internet”) due to limited examples.

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Introducing Universal-1

AssemblyAI

  Universal-1 is trained on four major languages: English, Spanish, French, and German, and shows extremely strong speech-to-text accuracy in almost all conditions, including heavy background noise, accented speech, natural conversations, and changes in language, while achieving fast turn-around time and improved timestamp accuracy.

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Dude, Where’s My Neural Net? An Informal and Slightly Personal History

Lexalytics

And indeed we can see other machine learning topics arising to take their place, like “optimization” in the mid-’00s, with “deep learning” springing out of nowhere in 2012. This certainly contributed to the fading of mentions of “neural network” since the appearance of all these new topics could only serve to dilute its document frequency.

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Multi-Modal Methods: Visual Speech Recognition (Lip Reading)

ML Review

This topic, when broached, has historically been a source of contention among linguists, neuroscientists and AI researchers. We will continue to experiment with scope and timelines, to understand how best to convey topics to the reader. Deep Learning est en train de mourir. Vive Differentiable Programming! [27]