AstonJ
What will you be using Bumblebee for?
In case you missed it, Bumblebee has just been released
and I’m wondering what you all might be using it for or what you might like to use it for ![]()
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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)
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. ![]()
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 ![]()
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