Jeder, der jemals einen Chatbot verwendet hat, weiß, dass etwas an der Aussage dran ist, dass Chatbots doof sind- Aber woran liegt es, dass die praktischen kleinen Helfer so anstrengend für ihre Nutzer sind? Ist die Technologie wirklich noch nicht ausgereift? Aber warum gibt es dann Chatbots, die eigentlich ganz gut funktionieren? In dieser Session von der ML Conference 2019 geht Pieter Buteneers genauer auf diese Fragestellungen ein und zeigt anhand seiner eigenen Erfahrungen bei Chatlayer, wo typische Fehler passieren und wie man sie vermeidet, um einen guten Chatbot zu bauen.
Doing More with Less: Building Machine Learning Solutions without large labeled Datasets
mit Jesus Rodriguez (Invector Labs)
Case Studies: Machine Learning in Web Applications
mit Athan Reines (Quansight)
Deep Learning mit TensorFlow 2
mit Jakob Karalus (Deloitte)
Alles selber lesen war gestern – wie man mit Machine Learning große Textmengen in Erkenntnisse verwandelt
mit Stephanie Fischer und Dr. Christian Winkler (datanizing)
Der Speaker: Dr. Pieter Buteneers
Pieter Buteneers started his career in academia, first as a PhD student and later as a post-doc, where he did research on Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Brain Computer Interfaces and Epilepsy. He won the first prize in the biggest Deep Learning competition of 2015 together with a team machine learners from Ghent University: the National Data Science Bowl hosted on kaggle.com. In 2016, he finished his MBA at Flanders Business School. The last couple of years he consulted many companies where he trained managers and developers to build and implement new strategies to extract value from data using Machine Learning. Now he is making chatbots work for you as the CTO of Chatlayer.ai.
Pieter Buteneers started his career in academia, first as a PhD student and later as a post-doc, where he did research on Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Brain Computer Interfaces and Epilepsy. He won the first prize in the biggest Deep Learning competition of 2015 together with a team machine learners from Ghent University: the National Data Science Bowl hosted on kaggle.com. In 2016, he finished his MBA at Flanders Business School. The last couple of years he consulted many companies where he trained managers and developers to build and implement new strategies to extract value from data using Machine Learning. Now he is making chatbots work for you as the CTO of Chatlayer.ai.
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