AstonJ

AstonJ

What will you be using Bumblebee for?

In case you missed it, Bumblebee has just been released :honeybee: and I’m wondering what you all might be using it for or what you might like to use it for :003:

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kip

kip

ex_cldr Core Team

This is the lib I’ve been waiting for - very excited by the possibilities. Immediate use cases for me:

In my text library I’ll be adding:

  • Language detection (replacing the current very old-school bayesian model)
  • Parts-of-speech tagging
  • Sentiment analysis

In my image library I’ve an experimental branch that does:

  • Image classification (leveraging the examples from the Bumblebee repo)
  • Image segmentation (Not implemented yet, I don’t think that’s built into Bumblebee yet so perhaps I can work out how to make a contribution)
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mssantosdev

mssantosdev

I’m playing with Bumblebee’s text generation to create a collaborative story builder:

https://twitter.com/mssantosdev/status/1602277402096418816

The idea is to have an editor that locks every x seconds to ask its audience how the story should proceed, with options provided by Bumblebee. Let’s see how that will grow. :grinning:

AstonJ

AstonJ

Does anyone know whether it would be useful for doing things like choosing (or suggesting) a category for a thread if fed just the title? If so that’s one thing I’d use it for :lol:

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