Very impressive output on this content volume. I do have a question, though. While this is great for building knowledge graphs, I'm curious how complicated these relationships can get in these knowledge graphs. I have more experience with formal logic, and more sophisticated logical frameworks like temporal logic, fuzzy logic, etc., try to explain relationships with more accuracy. It would be great if these more complicated relationships could be represented in these knowledge graphs. It would help so much in discovery and improving logical accuracy/soundness in written text.
its better to define the schema explicitly for production usecases and some post processing of LLMs output for sanity checks. I've several videos on these concepts. I'll add more content on this topic...
sir, for students, can you explain with open source models for each theories that you are explaining ? It will be very useful for students who don't have OpenAI subscriptions.
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Very Informative….well explained!
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Very impressive output on this content volume.
I do have a question, though. While this is great for building knowledge graphs, I'm curious how complicated these relationships can get in these knowledge graphs.
I have more experience with formal logic, and more sophisticated logical frameworks like temporal logic, fuzzy logic, etc., try to explain relationships with more accuracy.
It would be great if these more complicated relationships could be represented in these knowledge graphs. It would help so much in discovery and improving logical accuracy/soundness in written text.
its better to define the schema explicitly for production usecases and some post processing of LLMs output for sanity checks. I've several videos on these concepts. I'll add more content on this topic...
sir, for students, can you explain with open source models for each theories that you are explaining ? It will be very useful for students who don't have OpenAI subscriptions.
sure, I'll use open source model more often...
where is code pls
the blog link provided has all the code