Who Has the Funniest Name?
A developer created an open-source program to find the person with the funniest name by checking if first and last names are valid English words, using a dataset of nearly 500 million names from Faceb…
A developer created an open-source program to find the person with the funniest name by checking if first and last names are valid English words, using a dataset of nearly 500 million names from Faceb…
Researchers introduced GeoISF, a large-scale LiDAR-to-satellite image geo-localization pipeline that uses an instance semantic forest built from WordNet to bridge the modality gap between point clouds…
A new knowledge representation architecture called Synapedia defines concepts using events sourced from Wikipedia, addressing a structural flaw in existing systems like WordNet and Wikidata. The syste…
Researchers developed a methodology to transform Hindi WordNet into 1.25 million instruction-response pairs, fine-tuning a 12B-parameter language model to create a specialized conversational AI for lo…
Princeton graduate Nora Graves combined computer science and linguistics in her senior thesis, comparing large language models and statistical methods for adding accent marks to Yorùbá text. The stati…
An engineer built a documentation Q&A engine that returns `null` instead of hallucinating answers when a query has no match in the corpus. The Knowledge Base API uses BM25 retrieval with POS-aware lem…