Ask HN: What do you use Machine Learning for?
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#22Building a smart home security system, so you can be notified when your friends have arrived, or if someone is trying to break into your home. Machine learning is very useful here, as you can train the system to recognise what your friends look like, or what a break-in might look like.
How do you get the data for training how a break-in looks like?
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#23For instance when I get home (gps sensor) and when I open my front door (door binary sensor), can a system understand that I typically turn my TV on when that happens?
Re: Ask HN: What do you use Machine Learning for?
#24Building a smart home security system, so you can be notified when your friends have arrived, or if someone is trying to break into your home. Machine learning is very useful here, as you can train the system to recognise what your friends look like, or what a break-in might look like.
How do you get the data for training how a break-in looks like?
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#26Automatic text summarization.
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#27-Customer analysis / clustering / behavior visualization -Financials analysis / predictions -Image classification
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#28I use Stanford NER to extract book titles and authors from HN comments. Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14202557
Did you evaluate other NER against CoreNLP? e.g. how does spacy compare?
EDIT: answering my own question -- research here [1] ranks CoreNLP as the winner among CoreNLP, NLTK, spaCy, Lingpipe but AFAICT spaCy is competitive.