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This talk is on how we developed a news article floated in the mailing list of the research group Precog to something super exciting and we have built multiple technologies around it. #ProfGiri #PrecogsRock Project details: http://labs.precog.iiitd.edu.in/killfie/ Facebook chatbot: https://www.facebook.com/saftiebot/ Android app for marking the locations: https://goo.gl/2sIdYT Android app for predicting the location: http://labs.precog.iiitd.edu.in/killfie/saftie
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The first part of the thesis focuses on addressing this challenge by proposing a new method for quantifying the degree of polysemy in words, which refers to the number of distinct meanings that a word can have. The proposed approach is a novel, unsupervised framework to compute and estimate polysemy scores for words in multiple languages, infusing syntactic knowledge in the form of dependency structures. The proposed framework is tested on curated datasets controlling for different sense distributions of words in three typologically diverse languages - English, French, and Spanish. The framework leverages contextual language models and syntactic structures to empirically support the widely held theoretical linguistic notion that syntax is intricately linked to ambiguity/polysemy.
The second part of the thesis explores how language models handle colloquial tautologies, a type of redundancy commonly used in conversational speech. We first present a dataset of colloquial tautologies and evaluate several state-of-the-art language models on this dataset using perplexity scores. We conduct probing experiments while controlling for the noun type, context and form of tautologies. The results reveal that BERT and GPT2 perform better with modal forms and human nouns, which aligns with previous literature and human intuition.
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Data Science for Social Good: #LegalNLP #AlgorithmicBias
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I discussed our work on #LegalAI #CodeMixing #FakeNews #Elections and other cool projects that we are currently working on at https://precog.iiit.ac.in/
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The document discusses social computing research in India, focusing on legal AI and natural language processing applications. It summarizes work analyzing over 900,000 Hindi legal documents from district courts in Uttar Pradesh. Models were developed for tasks like bail prediction and legal document summarization. The research also addresses challenges in processing code-mixed text and fact-checking social media. Overall, the document outlines current research areas and opportunities in social computing for Indian contexts and languages, and provides contact information for those interested in the work.
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Do online interactions trigger reactions back in the offline world? How can these reactions be detected and quantified? Specifically, what insights can be extracted for users, platform owners, and policymakers to minimize the potential harm of such reactions?
Society functions based on the complex interactions between individuals, communities, and organizations. The advent of the Internet has enabled these interactions to move online. A website or an application that facilitates the digitization of social interactions is called a socio-technical platform. For instance, individuals converse with each other via direct messaging applications (e.g., WhatsApp, Telegram), share thoughts, and gather feedback from communities (e.g., Reddit, Twitter, Youtube). Trade of goods occurs via e-commerce (e.g., Flipkart, Amazon) and online marketplaces (e.g., Google Play store). At times interactions happening in the online world, trigger reactions in the offline world, which we call overflow. Such overflows can have either a positive or negative impact. Socio-technical platforms save every interaction and associated metadata, providing a unique opportunity to analyze rich data at scale. Discover interaction patterns, detect and quantify overflow of interactions, and extract insights for users and policymakers.
This report aims to study the interactions by keeping the individual as the focal point. We focus on two broad forms of interactions - i) the effect online community feedback can have on individual offline actions and ii) organizations leveraging individual customers' online presence to optimize business processes. In the first part, we work on two scenarios - (a) How does community feedback affect an individual future drug consumption frequency in a drug community forum? and (b) What changes does an individual undergo immediately after getting sudden popularity in Online social media? What actions help in maintaining popularity for longer? In the second part, we leverage online information about a customer to improve the prediction of Return-to-Origin in the e-commerce platform.
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It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abil...
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The document is a transcript of a talk given by PK to B.Tech orientation students at IIIT Hyderabad. Some key points from the talk include:
- Encouraging students to make friends, participate in clubs and extracurricular activities.
- Emphasizing time management and not missing out on opportunities in the first two semesters.
- Advising students to explore different projects and areas before deciding on a focus or specialization.
- Noting that managing courses, social life, hobbies and more will be challenging but important during their time at IIIT.
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The distribution of research efforts done in the field of Natural Language
Processing (NLP) has not been uniform across all natural languages. It has
been observed that there is a significant gap between the development of
NLP tools in Indic languages (indic-NLP), and in European languages. We
aim to explore different directions to develop an automatic question answering system for Indic languages. We built a FAQ-retrieval based chatbot for
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FAQ database, if there exists a question similar to the query asked by the
user, then the developed chatbot is able to find a relevant Question-Answer
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database. Since database creation requires substantial manual efforts, we decided to explore other ways to curate knowledge from raw text irrespective
of domain.
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fine-tuned chunker, and the phrase-level dependency tree was constructed
using the predicted chunks. In order to generate triples, various rules were
handcrafted using the dependency relations in Indic languages. Our method
performed better than other multilingual OIE tools on manual and automatic evaluations. The contextual embeddings used in this work does not
take syntactic structure of sentence into consideration. Hence, we devised
an architecture that takes the dependency tree of the sentence into consideration to calculate Dependency-aware Transformer (DaT) embeddings.
Since the dependency tree is also a graph, we used Graph Convolution
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detection task to evaluate the effectiveness of DaT embeddings. Our future
plan is to evaluate the applicability of DaT embeddings for the task of chunking. Moreover, the broader aim for the future is to develop an end-to-end
pronoun resolution model to improve the quality of triples and DaT embeddings. We also aim to explore the applicability of all our works to solve the
problem of long-context question answering.
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- 2. Growth of Selfies ◆ 55% of millennials (18 - 36-year-olds) have posted a "selfie" on a social media service ◆ 24 billion selfies were uploaded to Google Photos in 2015 alone 2
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- 5. ◆ English language news articles ◆ Legitimate sources What data & how we collected? 5
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- 9. 9 Selfies
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- 18. Other solutions / interventions 18
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