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Crash Course in Machine Learning for Natural Language Processing

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Shows how web text and images become structured info using OCR and Azure Form Recognizer, plus POS tagging, NER and vector embeddings to turn words into numbers. Demonstrates concrete pipelines: extract invoice/receipt fields (including handwriting), detect image/text mismatches for data quality, mine reviews for aspect-specific defects and product ideas, and standardize attributes across sources. Explains analogy math on embeddings for similarity searches and how multimodal pipelines combine extraction and proximity search for practical NLP systems.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:49Web Data
  3. 1:19Twitter
  4. 1:32YouTube
  5. 2:22AI vs Machine Learning
  6. 3:27AI is not Rocket Science
  7. 3:42Small Example
  8. 4:10Anomaly Detection
  9. 6:05Agenda
  10. 6:56Machine Learning
  11. 11:32Data vs Information
  12. 12:42Multimodal Analysis
  13. 13:58Sentiment Analysis
  14. 14:17Data Quality
  15. 16:39Review Analysis
  16. 18:30Review Mining Research
  17. 20:47Product Listings
  18. 22:23Language Manipulation
  19. 22:52Ambiguity
  20. 24:44Tools and Techniques
  21. 25:10Relationship and Context
  22. 25:53Grammar
  23. 26:33Tag Set
  24. 27:35Named Entity Recognition
  25. 28:24Words as Numbers
  26. 30:37Proximity
  27. 31:33Expanding
  28. 32:16Bring it all together
  29. 33:12multimodal
  30. 33:29multimodal tools
  31. 33:43books
  32. 35:05questions
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