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TARNet and Dragonnet: Causal Inference Between S- And T-Learners | by Dr. Robert Kübler | Mar, 2024

Learn how to build neural networks for direct causal inference Photo by Geranimo on UnsplashBuilding machine learning models is fairly easy nowadays, but often, making good predictions is not enough. On top, we want to make causal statements about interventions. Knowing with high accuracy that a customer will leave our company is good, but knowing…

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45 Business Expense Categories for Businesses & Startups

Business expense categories are a systematic classification of costs incurred during the operation of a business, designed to organize and track financial outflows for purposes such as tax preparation, budgeting, and financial analysis. This categorization helps businesses manage their finances more efficiently by providing insights into spending patterns and identifying potential tax deductions. Smart entrepreneurs…

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Revolutionizing Image Quality Assessment: The Introduction of Co-Instruct and MICBench for Enhanced Visual Comparisons

Image Quality Assessment (IQA) is a method that standardizes the evaluation criteria for analyzing different aspects of images, including structural information, visual content, etc. To improve this method, various subjective studies have adopted comparative settings. In recent studies, researchers have explored large multimodal models (LMMs) to expand IQA from giving a scalar score to open-ended…

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Top 10 Legal OCR Software in 2024

Lawyers often grapple with many documents in the dynamic legal world where every second counts, and information is the key to success. The sheer volume of paperwork, from contracts and court pleadings to discovery documents and case research, can be overwhelming. The legal landscape is evolving rapidly, and the need for efficient document management solutions…

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UC Berkeley Researchers Introduce the Touch-Vision-Language (TVL) Dataset for Multimodal Alignment

Almost all forms of biological perception are multimodal by design, allowing agents to integrate and synthesize data from several sources. Linking modalities, including vision, language, audio, temperature, and robot behaviors, have been the focus of recent research in artificial multimodal representation learning. Nevertheless, the tactile modality is still mostly unexplored when it comes to multimodal…

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Visualize your RAG Data — Evaluate your Retrieval-Augmented Generation System with Ragas | by Markus Stoll | Mar, 2024

How to use UMAP dimensionality reduction for Embeddings to show multiple evaluation Questions and their relationships to source documents with Ragas, OpenAI, Langchain and ChromaDB 13 min read · 19 hours ago Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) adds a retrieval step to the workflow of an LLM, enabling it to query relevant data from…

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