Nlp Websites

Dave Ramsey is a data scientist based in Philadelphia (PHL). He explores various data science projects, including using the BERN API with the BioBert NLP model to auto-label biomedical terms. He has also worked on movie recommenders and OpenAI GPT-3 examples. His projects are often published on GitHub pages, and the code is available on his GitHub. He also has a YouTube recommendation project using Random Forest ML and has done analysis on Decent Espresso Machine YouTube competition.

Max is an artificial intelligence researcher and indie developer from Seattle, currently based in Brooklyn. He completed his PhD at the University of Washington, advised by Yejin Choi. After graduating in 2021, he spent a couple of years traveling. Currently, he is bootstrapping an indie software shop called Least Significant Bit. He enjoys learning and working on smaller scale projects. He plays the tenor sax, clarinet, and piano and is perpetually learning to boulder. He is active on GitHub and is trying to tweet regularly. His second product is Weatherspread, a web app that visualizes recent historical weather and tourism data in a customizable interface.

Edward Ross is a Data Scientist, Writer and Learner. He is the creator of Whatcar.xyz, a Deep Learning classifier for Australian cars, and a system for extracting and cleaning Australian job ads from Common Crawl. He writes articles on skeptric.com covering topics such as calculating Moving Averages in SQL, Searching Common Crawl with CDX and Athena, Finding near duplicates with Minhash, and Calculating the Centroid on a Spherical Polygon. He has also worked through tutorials and books such as Computational Exercises from All of Statistics by Larry Wasserman, Exercises from Regression and Other Stories, and Baking Pi Tutorial for building a Baremetal OS on Raspberry Pi.

Yonatan is an AI Researcher at Tavily, focusing on web infrastructure for agents. He holds a Master's degree in Statistics and Data Science from Tel Aviv University. His research there, supervised by Roded Sharan and Jonathan Ben-Dov, involved applying NLP and Graph Neural Network methods to identify the authors of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Prior to Tavily, Yonatan worked as a researcher at Forter, where he applied machine learning for fraud detection.