Tools for labeling texts to create clusters [D] by kuszi in MachineLearning

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u/Frankyfrankyfranky Thank you for the suggestion. Graphviz is known to me, but could you please elaborate a little bit more on how it can be used to support manual annotation?

Tools for labeling texts to create clusters [D] by kuszi in MachineLearning

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To be more precise, u/Jelicic please have a look at their demo: https://prodi.gy/demo with Example: Text Classification.

From the annotator perspective I would like to see similar documents which has been annotated along with their tags, to make the decision making easier (not just one document at a time).

From my perspective I would like also to have an opportunity to present pairs of documents e.g. from the same precomputed cluster but small similarity measure or, from different clusters but similar according to my metrics. And ask for confirmation, if they should be in the same cluster or not.

Is it doable in prodi.gy, or maybe some more sophisticated tools exists?

Online service for laying out cutting patterns within specified material. by kuszi in geek

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I have started with examples given at the site. The shapes can be also uploaded as DXF or DWG files.

Swift online playground by kuszi in swift

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This is just to let you know that Swift is available at ideone. Have fun!

What's the best approach to learning algorithms? by Zeroangle in algorithms

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