Below are repos addressing a number of topics such as conceptual engineering using large language models (LLMs), using LLMs to evaluate knowledge graphs (KGs) in the context of KG refinement, the detection of hallucinations using LLMs (for the SemEval-2024 Task-6 SHROOM competition), a linked data catalog of my William S. Burroughs collection, the calculation of Texas Hold'Em hand win percentages, and a trainer for John Horton Conway's Doomsday algorithm.
Survivor of two AI winters and counting.
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- http://bradleypallen.org
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- @bradleypallen@mas.to
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evaluating-kg-class-memberships-using-llms
evaluating-kg-class-memberships-using-llms PublicCode and data for experiments on the evaluation of class membership relations in knowledge graphs using LLMs
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zero-shot-classifiers-for-conceptual-engineering
zero-shot-classifiers-for-conceptual-engineering PublicExperiments with conceptual engineering using an LLM-based implementation of Jennifer Nado's classification procedures.
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texasholdem
texasholdem PublicCode for the determination of hand ranks and values in Texas Hold'em
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