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Reasoning in Large Language Models

I was wowed by ChatGPT. While I understood tasks like text generation and summarization, something was different with ChatGPT. When I…

Feb 8, 2023

Reasoning in Large Language Models

Feb 8, 2023

Data Science / AI News Sources

Want to know the best places for the latest data science, AI, ML news? Or get a filtered news feed from me, so here you go (Updated…

Dec 14, 2022

Data Science / AI News Sources

Dec 14, 2022

Text style transfer in a spreadsheet using Hugging Face Inference Endpoints

We change our conversational style from informal to formal speech. We often do this without thinking when talking to our friends compared…

Nov 9, 2022

Text style transfer in a spreadsheet using Hugging Face Inference Endpoints

Nov 9, 2022

Few shot text classification with SetFit

Data scientists often do not have large amounts of labeled data. This issue is even graver when dealing with problems with tens or hundreds…

Oct 29, 2022

Few shot text classification with SetFit

Oct 29, 2022

Getting predictions intervals with conformal inference

Data scientists often overstate the certainty of their predictions. I have had engineers laugh at my point predictions and point out…

Sep 25, 2022

Getting predictions intervals with conformal inference

Sep 25, 2022

Explaining predictions from 🤗 transformer models

This post covers 3 easy-to-use 📦 packages to get started. You can also check out the Colab 📓 companion notebook at…

Aug 15, 2022

Explaining predictions from 🤗 transformer models

Aug 15, 2022

Dynamic Adversarial Data Collection

Are you looking for better training data for your models? Let me tell you about dynamic adversarial data collection!

Aug 11, 2022

Dynamic Adversarial Data Collection

Aug 11, 2022

Using Google’s Quickdraw to create an MNIST style dataset!

For those running deep learning models, MNIST is ubiquitous. This dataset of handwritten digits serves many purposes from benchmarking…

Aug 11, 2022

Using Google’s Quickdraw to create an MNIST style dataset!

Aug 11, 2022

Using xgbfi for revealing feature interactions

Tree-based methods excel in using feature or variable interactions. As a tree is built, it picks up on the interaction of features. For…

Aug 11, 2022

Using xgbfi for revealing feature interactions

Aug 11, 2022

Outlier App

I was recently trying various outlier detection algorithms. For me, the best way to understand an algorithm is to tinker with it. I wanted…

Aug 11, 2022

Outlier App

Aug 11, 2022

Rajiv Shah

Rajiv Shah

data scientist & ai researcher @huggingface & professor @commuic. Asks the simple questions and likes shiny new tools. Was @datarobot @CaterpillarInc @StateFarm

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