Better Data Categorization
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The video discusses better data categorization using knowledge graphs, graph neural networks, and vectorization, with a focus on supervised learning through self-labeling.
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Your next step for AI is categorizing or using knowledge graphs, graph neural networks. Have you ever done anything like that? I have done things like it. I've done things like this. So, if you're looking to categorize, you need to first vectorize whatever you're categorizing, [music] whatever your input data is into some sort of number format. Then you can do like clustering or unsupervised approaches. My recommendation is using supervised [music] where you self-label. You do some self-labeling. I think that's the answer.
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Your next step in AI could be better categorizing your data using knowledge graphs or graph neural networks. I have worked on similar ideas. If you want to categorize anything, start by turning your input into numbers, like vectors.
Then you can try clustering and other unsupervised methods. But I usually recommend supervised learning. You can label a small set yourself, train a model, then use its results to help you label more.
That approach is often faster and more accurate.
More on: Supervised Learning
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