Playful Technology Limited: Lobbying with data - how can data help businesses influence policy?

Webinar on how to influence with data science

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Playful Technology Limited: Video: NLP vs Filter Bubbles

Using Topic Modelling and Sentiment Analysis to find common ground between people of differing opinions

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Playful Technology Limited: Video: Part of Speech Tagging

Three approaches to Part of Speech Tagging

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Playful Technology Limited: Video: The Grammar of Truth and Lies

Using NLP to detect fake news

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Playful Technology Limited: Video: The Entropy of "Alice in Wonderland"

Video explaining an entropy-based keyword extraction technique, using "Alice In Wonderland".

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Playful Technology Limited: Apple, Bias, Credit

The importance of understanding your data before using it to train a model.

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Playful Technology Limited: The Grammar of Truth and Lies

Using computational linguistics to detect fake news

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Playful Technology Limited: Neural Isn't Always Better

Neural networks don't match the performance of the Viterbi algorithm for Word Sense Disambiguation.

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Playful Technology Limited: Ontologies for Named Entity Recognition

Semantic relationships make an ontology useful for Named Entity Recognition

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Playful Technology Limited: A Hidden Markov Model Library

An open source Python library for HMMs.

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Playful Technology Limited: Investigating the Breast Cancer Proteome on Kaggle

Finding clusters of proteins activity in a sample of data from breast cancer patients and predicting clinical data.

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Playful Technology Limited: Computational Linguistics for Metafused

A natural language processing project

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Developing Emily - Revision 24: Porting to OpenShift. AppEngine wasn't suitable for the computationally intense

Changed Paths:
    Modify    /trunk/Emily.py
    Modify    /trunk/EmilyBlogModel.py
    Modify    /trunk/EmilyTreeNode.py
    Modify    /trunk/emily.js

Porting to OpenShift. AppEngine wasn't suitable for the computationally intense parts of Emily.

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Developing Emily - Revision 23: Ready to launch

Changed Paths:
    Modify    /trunk/Emily.py
    Modify    /trunk/EmilyBlogModel.py
    Modify    /trunk/EmilyTreeNode.py
    Add    /trunk/emily.js

Ready to launch

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Experimenting with IFTTT

I've just started trying out IFTTT. Partly this is because the Feedburner feed for this blog has needed manually prompting to update my Twitter feed, but also because I'm investigating using it to post automatically to Blogger on behalf of my friends at Speculative Grammarian.

To do this, I'm using a feed from one of my Google Code projects. It's a semantic recommendation system I've been working on. I call it Emily, because it finds things (or at least, it will do when it's up and running). Code updates from the project should be appearing here.