by Dr. Owns | Mar 10, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
Running experiments is a task that often falls to data scientists. If that’s you, congrats! It can be a rewarding and high-impact area of work, but also requires tools found outside the typical ML-heavy data science curriculum. Even with the best tools, only a small...
by Dr. Owns | Mar 10, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
Originally published on HuggingFace TL;DR We present LettuceDetect, a lightweight hallucination detector for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines. It is an encoder-based model built on ModernBERT, released under the MIT license with ready-to-use Python...
by Dr. Owns | Mar 10, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
Do you remember the hype when OpenAI released GPT-3 in 2020? Though not the first in its series, GPT-3 gained widespread popularity due to its impressive text generation capabilities. Since then, a diverse group of Large Language Models(Llms) have flooded the AI...
by Dr. Owns | Mar 7, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
What if you want to write the whole object detection training pipeline from scratch, so you can understand each step and be able to customize it? That’s what I set out to do. I examined several well-known object detection pipelines and designed one that best suits my...
by Dr. Owns | Mar 7, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
Introduction When learning Python, many beginners focus solely on the language and its libraries while completely ignoring virtual environments. As a result, managing Python projects can become a mess: dependencies installed for different projects may have conflicting...
by Dr. Owns | Mar 7, 2025 | Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Information, Decision Support
I’ve always been fascinated by Fashion—collecting unique pieces and trying to blend them in my own way. But let’s just say my closet was more of a work-in-progress avalanche than a curated wonderland. Every time I tried to add something new, I risked toppling my...
