1/1/2023 0 Comments Gif machine learning![]() So we’ve seen how the Text Tags API works on a short piece of text. In fact, hasn’t it been at least two paragraphs since we’ve seen a cat? Time to move on to the next tweet, blog post…or cat GIF. And voilà, there’s my rush hour reading all lined up. Instead, the Text Tags API reads through all ten of the different blogs I follow, and then generates a daily, customized feed of articles that interest me. And what about the ones without tags? I’d have to make a guess from the title or read a synopsis to figure out whether it falls under the topic I’m looking for. But I don’t want to have to spend time searching through each individual site to find all the new articles about pets, and then manually compile them for later reading. What about longer pieces of text? I follow a ton of blogs, and many (but not all) of them include some kind of tagging system where I can click on the tags to view more articles relating to that topic. You can see how this might work by playing with our Twitter Thumbprint tool. From there, you could improve your products to better suit their needs, or fine tune your marketing and advertising strategy to resonate with their interests. For example, you could use this API to figure out what your customers’ interests are by analyzing the topics they discuss the most on social media. It’s great for getting a quick look at large volumes of punchy text - like the kind you’d find on Twitter or Facebook. Here you can see that the API has determined the top three topics that are most relevant to my sentence, with “pets” and “philosophy” outweighing “comics”. How about…“Why cats should rule the world”? Here’s my regal cat, Jack, in this very fine piece of art I made with the FORK app. I mean, they already rule the internet, right? They definitely rule my house. I have two cats, and my philosophy is that cats should rule the world. This is a great way to get a general idea of what a body of text is really all about. I’m going to show you how I (a non-technical person like yourself) use these APIs to create work faster and make it better. ![]() Machine Learning is for everyone, and with indico’s APIs you don’t need a PhD to put it to work for you. GIF MACHINE LEARNING SERIESAlso: to provide more cat GIFs because as we all know, cat GIFs are truly what powers the tech industry (and we’re all about a better tech industry here at indico).īefore we dive in, let’s remember what this series is all about: As a quick reminder, I’m the non-programmer Ops Manager, serving as your guide to these newfangled machine learning tools that can help you improve your company and your work in many ways, such as developing better brand strategy or creating new business opportunities. Hi guys! Julie here again! Today we’re continuing our exploration of indico’s APIs. ![]()
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