Personal Assistant Systems
Urdu News Article Recommendation Model using Natural Language Processing Techniques
Abbas, Syed Zain, Rahman, Arif ur, Mughal, Abdul Basit, Haider, Syed Mujtaba
There are several online newspapers in urdu but for the users it is difficult to find the content they are looking for because these most of them contain irrelevant data and most users did not get what they want to retrieve. Our proposed framework will help to predict Urdu news in the interests of users and reduce the users searching time for news. For this purpose, NLP techniques are used for pre-processing, and then TF-IDF with cosine similarity is used for gaining the highest similarity and recommended news on user preferences. Moreover, the BERT language model is also used for similarity, and by using the BERT model similarity increases as compared to TF-IDF so the approach works better with the BERT language model and recommends news to the user on their interest. The news is recommended when the similarity of the articles is above 60 percent.
How Artificial Intelligence Is Helping To Make Better Content
Artificial intelligence has been around for decades, but only recently has the technology gotten to the point where you can begin to reap its benefits of it in your everyday life. This includes your personal and business life as well. Businesses have been taking advantage of this technology's ability to create new strategies and content on their own, without any human input whatsoever, while consumers are now able to see AI's influence on popular applications such as Siri and Amazon's Alexa. With most content creators knowing everything there is to know about their subject, at least on a basic level, it can be difficult for them to distinguish themselves from others in their field. That is where artificial intelligence comes in.
How to Test a Recommender System - neptune.ai
Recommender systems fundamentally address the question – What do people want? Although it is an extensive question, in the context of a consumer application like e-commerce, the answer could be to serve the best products in terms of price and quality for a consumer. For a news aggregator website, it could be to show reliable and relevant content. In a case where a user would have to look through thousands or millions of items to find what they are looking for, a recommendation engine is indispensable. The engine filters over 3,000 titles at a time using 1,300 recommendation clusters based on user preferences. It is so accurate that personalised recommendations from the engine drive 80% of Netflix viewer activity. However, building and evaluating a recommender system is very different compared to a single ML model regarding design decisions, engineering, and metrics. In this article, we will focus on testing a recommendation system. The second and third require a lot of user-item interaction data. If that is not available, one might start with the first type of recommender system.
Alexa, why have you charged me £2 to say the Hail Mary?
When my 87-year-old mother, Patricia Collinson, was given an Alexa speaker by my sister, she was delighted to find she could ask it to say the Hail Mary. Every morning for a week the devout Catholic asked Alexa to recite the prayer. What she was less delighted to learn was that she had unwittingly ordered a premium subscription payable through Amazon to a private company called Catholic Prayers. Patricia, a retired district nurse in Hastings, does not own a computer, and does not know how to use one. She had signed up by voice command, without being presented with the kind of outline or terms and conditions that now comes as standard when you pay for things online.
The best smart home and kitchen sales we found for Memorial Day
If you've been waiting to upgrade your home with the latest gear, this weekend might be the time to do so. From robot vacuums to Instant Pots, there are a number of great sales for connected appliances and kitchen gadgets for Memorial Day this year. As you can imagine, there are quite a lot of them, so we've collected some of the best ones below. Anker's Eufy RoboVac 11S is one of our favorite budget robot vacuums thanks to its slim profile, smart features and affordable price. It doesn't have WiFi, but it does have a remote control.
Contentgine Employs Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning
Contentgine, the world leader in content-based marketing, today released its latest "Top 5" research ranking the most popular artificial intelligence (AI) content consumed by B2B decision makers and analyzed by its Content Indication Platform (CIP). To determine the category leaders, Contentgine's CIP employed machine learning and AI to examine content consumption across more than 3000 AI case studies, research papers, and eBooks syndicated from the world's largest B2B library. "AI software is not only a category in and of itself, but it is also a core component of other categories," said "Top 5 in 15" Series Host Robert Rose, best-selling author and chief strategy advisor for the Content Marketing Institute. "We're talking about the core component of AI software that may or may not be embedded into other solutions to achieve advanced automation, decision insights, predictive measurement, targeting, personalization, content management, and conversational interfaces. Given the vast interest in this topic today, it's wonderful to see so many well performing assets available to decision makers."
Greatest offers at this time: Razer's Ebook 13 Laptop computer, gaming screens, Amazon's Echo Dot, and extra - Channel969
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The best smart lights you can buy
One of the best places to start when building a smart home ecosystem is smart lights. Not only are they relatively affordable compared to other IoT gadgets, often costing between $10 and $50 a bulb, but they can also completely change the feel of your home. You can go from boring and analogue to colorful and automated within minutes, and there are endless possibilities when it comes to creating funky-colored light scenes, setting schedules and more. But like the rest of the smart home space over the last few years, there are now more players in smart lighting than ever before. We tested out some of the most popular smart lights on the market and found that most of them are quite good, but there are differences in compatibility, color quality and mobile app usability that are worth considering before deciding which system will be right for your home.
Theoretically Accurate Regularization Technique for Matrix Factorization based Recommender Systems
Regularization is a popular technique to solve the overfitting problem of machine learning algorithms. Most regularization technique relies on parameter selection of the regularization coefficient. Plug-in method and cross-validation approach are two most common parameter selection approaches for regression methods such as Ridge Regression, Lasso Regression and Kernel Regression. Matrix factorization based recommendation system also has heavy reliance on the regularization technique. In this paper, we prove that such approach of selecting regularization coefficient is invalid, and we provide a theoretically accurate method that outperforms the most widely used approach in both accuracy and fairness metrics.
2022 Trends in Intelligent Bots: Knowledge Worker Empowerment - insideBIGDATA
Whether in the form of Robotic Process Automation, chatbots, or some other type of digital assistants, the presence of intelligent bots is substantially increasing across the data ecosystem … in more ways than one. The diversification of the number of tasks these bots can perform is multiplying, as is the intrinsic complexity of those jobs, which unambiguously benefits knowledge workers worldwide. Whether dynamically engaging in natural language interactions with contact center agents, for example, or issuing and answering queries from a certified knowledge base, intelligent bots are integral for not only automating these data exchanges, but also implementing the ensuing action required to complete workflows. "Over the next one to two years we'll see tens of thousands more knowledge workers deploy digital assistants to reduce complexity, achieve error-free work, help their customers by drastically reducing their'on-hold' times and, most importantly, eliminate the frustration that arises from performing repetitive, manual tasks," presaged Automation Anywhere CTO Prince Kohli. These capabilities, of course, are naturally augmented by coupling intelligent bots with the sundry of Artificial Intelligence manifestations that are more pervasive today than they ever were before.