NLP for Preserving the Quechua Language
summary
A project builds an NLP pipeline to support revitalizing Bolivian Quechua by ingesting four Bolivian PDFs into a vector store and running a vectorized RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) pipeline. The system is deployed using n8n, Google Gemini, and Streamlit, keeps a 10-conversation memory, does not fine-tune the model, and prioritizes Bolivian-dialect materials because official resources are scarce and often scanned; the demo works for some users but can be intermittently unavailable on free tiers.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Quechua introduction
- 6:48Bolivia challenges
- 11:01Quechua bot with RAG N8N
- 16:20Bot demo Streamlit
- 19:59Low-code tools impact
- 21:23Cultural preservation closing
- 21:45Q&A
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