Training Examples QA: stackoverflow for NLP and ML

Tim Finin, 12:19pm 30 June 2010

Training Examples QA is a site created by Joseph Turian where “data geeks ask and answer questions on machine learning, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, text analysis, information retrieval, search, data mining, statistical modeling, and data visualization!”

It’s a close knock off of the popular stack overflow site and appears to be very well done.

If it catches on in the relevant research communities, it could be a very useful resource. (via LingPipe blog)

Categories: AI, Machine Learning, NLP, Semantic Web, Social media Comments: 2


	Training Examples QA: stackoverflow for NLP and ML « Semantic overflow, a collaboratively edited question and answer site for the Semantic Web How could Semantic Overflow eat its own dog food? » Training Examples QA: stackoverflow for NLP and ML Tim Finin, 12:19pm 30 June 2010 Tweet Training Examples QA is a site created by Joseph Turian where “data geeks ask and answer questions on machine learning, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, text analysis, information retrieval, search, data mining, statistical modeling, and data visualization!” It’s a close knock off of the popular stack overflow site and appears to be very well done. If it catches on in the relevant research communities, it could be a very useful resource. (via LingPipe blog) Related posts: StackOverflow asks programmers to pick their favorite cartoons on programming Semantic overflow, a collaboratively edited question and answer site for the Semantic Web How could Semantic Overflow eat its own dog food? WWGD: Understanding Google’s Technology Stack Microsoft rumored to buy semantic search startup Powerset Categories: AI, Machine Learning, NLP, Semantic Web, Social media Comments: 2 2 Responses to “Training Examples QA: stackoverflow for NLP and ML” “Statistical Analysis Q&A website” did StackOverFlow just lose it to MetaOptimize? and is it good or bad? \| R-statistics blog Says: July 2nd, 2010 at 4:55 pm [...] http://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/2010/06/30/training-examples-qa-stackoverflow-for-nlp-and-ml/ [...] StackOverFlow and MetaOptimize are battling to be the #1 “Statistical Analysis Q&A website” – to whom would you signup? \| sumber referensi statistika Says: September 14th, 2010 at 8:21 am [...] http://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/2010/06/30/training-examples-qa-stackoverflow-for-nlp-and-ml/ [...]		Ebiquity Blog Home \| Archive \| Login \| Feed Ebiquity Recent Posts Gmail adds support for embedding semantic data PhD proposal: A Semantic Resolution Framework for Manufacturing Capability Data Integration US Government announces new open data policy UMBC WebBase corpus of 3B English words The NLP behind Facebook's graph search Ebiquity rdfs:seeAlso Landmark Steps to Liberate Open Data 9 Reasons to Root Your Android Device How the Heck Do I Use GitHub? W3C: 2nd Edition of the RIF Recommendation Identified Blog Tapping the Data Deluge with R 12 resolutions for programmers Stop Hyping Big Data and Start Paying Attention to 'Long Data' Ebiquity on Flickr Ebiquity community AISL Assured Information Sharing Harry Chen thinks aloud Journal of Web Semantics Search, Spam, Social Media UMBC CSEE UMBC GAIM Ebiquity tags AI Games Policy workshop RDF provenance advertising Journal of Web Semantics data social network RDFa social networking obama darpa LOD Yahoo iswc IBM voting JWS cloud computing spam Semantic Web Microsoft Twitter Python Google linked data Social media Facebook

Training Examples QA: stackoverflow for NLP and ML

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