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Paul M. Heider

I don't know exactly how to search for this tool so I'm looking for leads on the tool and/or search terms (so I don't have to make it myself):

I'll often read a #NLP #NLProc paper and they provide a few metrics (e.g. Precision/Recall) but not the same metrics (e.g., Specificity/Sensitivity) as that other paper on the same topic that I'm reading. Then I need to figure out if I can estimate the True Positive, False Positive, etc. counts from the provided metrics to generate the other paper metrics for direct comparison.

When I'm really invested, I'll set up a spreadsheet to let me twiddle the TP/FP counts to try to keep the reported measures fixed to see how much range there is for the unreported measures.

Is there an easier way to do this? Let's say I have Sensitivity, Specificity, PPV, NPV, and the rough estimate of the total count of notes. Is there a shiny dashboard or website that I can plug those numbers in to get an estimate on the range of possible precision scores with those constraints?

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Holle Meding

Tracing Chemical Knowledge Over Centuries with #LLMs 🧪

Diego Alves, Sergei Bagdasarov & Badr M. Abdullah prompted models to generate structured metadata for 47k+ texts from the #RoyalSociety Corpus (1665–1996), enabling large-scale comparison of #Chemistry and #Biology over time.

They tracked how chemical substances migrated between disciplines revealing a "chemicalization" of biology in the 19th century and a long-term trend toward standardization. #OpenScience #DiachronicAnalysis #NLP

Distribution of Scientific Disciplines in Royal Society Articles (1665–1996) - Diego Alves, Sergei Bagdasarov & Badr M. Abdullah
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Holle Meding

📰 Classifying Genre in Historical Medical Periodicals

Next in line: Vera Danilova presents her work on genre classification in digitized periodicals from European patient organizations (1951–1990) using #LLMs as part of the #ActDisease project.

🔹 XLM-RoBERTa (UDM) led Q&A tasks with 32% more correct answers than mBERT/hmBERT.
🔹 hmBERT (UDM) topped Administrative classification (+16%)
🔹 CORE-based models excelled in legal genre prediction.

#DigitalHumanities @tuberlin #classification #NLP

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Felix

Just caught myself using the phrase "#Inform7 source code if Inform 7 was made for MCAD". What in the world happened to #NLP research? It would be so much more useful than what we have now, and wouldn't burn down the planet to make a database query.

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Charlie Welch

On Tuesday, I gave a lecture on harms of AI and NLP. Turns out, the ChatGPT update the same day started a viral wave of Ghibli style image gen.

Worth seeing Miyazaki's response if you haven't. It is absolutely brutal: youtu.be/ngZ0K3lWKRc

We discussed: Can generative models be used to make art? What is the role of intent? Why are we using gen AI models and should we?

techcrunch.com/2025/03/26/open
404media.co/email/5d418149-ed1

Dami Lee: youtu.be/FRnKY-5TqOM

Image of slide from my NLP class stating that "Art has intent and reflects human experience" and "AI (think of the octopus experiment) is not grounded in human experience" It shows thumbnails from two youtube videos linked in the post, one from Dami Lee and the other, a short clip of Hayao Miyazaki responding to generative AI stating "I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself".
#nlp#genai#chatgpt
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洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee)

Browser-Native Translation and Language Detection APIs Coming Soon

hackers.pub/@hongminhee/2025/t

Hackers' Pub · Browser-Native Translation and Language Detection APIs Coming SoonJust reviewed the W3C draft for the Translator and Language Detector APIs. This is genuinely exciting development for web developers. The proposal would add native browser support for:Text translation between languagesLanguage detection of arbitrary textBoth with streaming capabilities<No more relying on third-party translation services or embedding external APIs for basic language operations. All processing happens locally in the browser. The API design is clean and straightforward:// Translation exampleconst translator = await Translator.create({ sourceLanguage: "en", targetLanguage: "fr"});const translatedText = await translator.translate("Hello world");// Language detection exampleconst detector = await LanguageDetector.create();const results = await detector.detect("Hello world");// Returns array of detected languages with confidence scores<This will be a game-changer for multilingual sites and applications. The browser handles downloading appropriate language models and manages usage quotas. The spec is still in draft form but shows promising progress toward standardizing these capabilities across browsers. Looking forward to seeing this implemented.
#javascript#translation#language
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KINEWS24

🤖 KANN ChatGPT FÜHLEN? 💔

ChatGPT und Emotionen – ein Widerspruch? Der Artikel beleuchtet, wie KI versucht, menschliche Gefühle zu imitieren. Aber sind das wirklich Emotionen oder nur ausgeklügelte Algorithmen? 🤔

Meine Meinung: ChatGPT kann Empathie vortäuschen, aber echte emotionale Intelligenz ist etwas anderes.

Was denkt ihr? Können Maschinen wirklich fühlen? Teilt eure Gedanken in den Kommentaren! 👇

#ai #ki #chatgpt #emotionen #nlp #zukunftderki #menschmaschine

kinews24.de/chatgpt-und-emotio

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