National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) Training – AI / ML Applications on Gadi – Natural Language Processing
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The National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) is Australia’s leading high-performance computing, data, storage, and cloud computing organisation, providing expert services to benefit all domains of science, government and industry.
Natural language processing (NLP), the deciphering of text and data by machines, has revolutionized data analytics across all industries. It is the artificial intelligence-driven process of making human input language decipherable to software. We will showcase NLP use cases that are relevant to the HPC and STEM communities. One of the typical concerns that impacts all researchers is the analysis of literature where, for example, using automatic text mining techniques would save a huge amount of time in terms of literature reviewing and text summarising. This is traditionally done by researchers at the early stage of a research project and is time consuming and labour intensive. NLP will help not only to speed up this process but also provide a much more comprehensive overview by extracting all the relevant papers from a global scholarly connected database. In this course, we will teach how to clean the text data, analyse the text and provide a quick overview of the whole literature database.
All current and future NCI users are encouraged to attend.
A full calendar of upcoming training opportunities can be found by clicking on this link to the Opus page.
To get access to the online training, all you have to do is create an NCI login using your University of Newcastle email address.
When: 9.30am – 4.30pm Tuesday 12 September 2023
Where: Online
Event Information
- Date: This event was held on Tuesday 12 September 2023
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