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Maxim Dupont

Maxim Dupont is the founder of LabelVisor, a scientist & software engineer. His hobby of writing tech reviews has become his new way of life. His belief is that together we can achieve the best world.

Data Annotation

Clustering for Pseudo-Labels: Grouping Data Before Manual Annotation

Clustering and pseudo-labels have streamlined the data annotation by providing unlabeled data for AI models. Unsupervised methods generate pseudo-labels to train AI models on unannotated data. This approach is used in semi-supervised learning, where pseudo-labels improve the performance of AI models. However, generating noiseless labels remains a challenge that requires

Data Labeling

Embedding-Based Annotation: Leveraging Vector Spaces for Automatic Labeling

The basic idea behind embedding-based annotation is to represent data (e.g., text, images, or other complex objects) as vectors in a continuous, multidimensional vector space. These vectors capture the semantic meaning or relevant characteristics of the data, and their relationships in this space are structured so that similar data

Computer Vision

Gamifying Annotation: Increasing Labeler Engagement and Accuracy

Gamification involves adding game-like elements, such as points, rewards, levels, leaderboards, and challenges, to encourage participation and enhance motivation. Integrating these features may make the process more enjoyable and rewarding for labelers, potentially leading to higher engagement and better focus. This can result in improved annotation quality and faster processing

Data Annotation

Evidence Linking Annotation: Connecting Sources to Claims

When we talk about AI-based computer models, an essential component of their work is correctly connecting data with their sources. Evidence-based annotation is a process that allows you to automatically or semi-automatically link the information presented in a study to reliable sources. This approach adds confidence in the accuracy of

Computer Vision

Selective Subset Labeling: Building Targeted Benchmarks Within Large Corpora

Selective subset labeling is a method of creating benchmarks in large data sets. Companies can optimize machine learning models by focusing on subsets of data. This method ensures accuracy and reduces the time and resources required to annotate data. Key Takeaways * Selective subset labeling is a method for optimizing machine

Machine Learning

Adaptive Prompting: Dynamic Instructions Based on Model Feedback

Adaptive prompts are the key to correct responses across NLP tasks. This method has changed the way large language models interact and train. Language models generate responses based on feedback, which is important for high-quality task performance with multi-step reasoning. The integration and development of adaptive methods ensure the performance

Data Labeling

Customizing Label Studio: Tailored Interfaces for Complex Annotation Tasks

Label Studio stands out among other annotation tools due to its versatility. It supports work with texts, images, audio, and video, making it indispensable for scientists and machine learning experts. Its flexibility allows you to optimize workflows and improve the quality of annotation. Thanks to the personalization of interfaces, you