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JDK and AI #30

Open scientificware opened 10 months ago

scientificware commented 10 months ago

https://x.com/amdespotopoulou/status/1719259216639033475?s=20

1/7: 🤖📚 Interested in #AI and #MachineLearning with #Java? This thread introduces some essential libraries and SDKs to kickstart your journey. Let's dive in!

2/7: First up, we have Deeplearning4j (DL4J), a versatile deep learning framework for Java. DL4J supports various neural network architectures and is ideal for creating cutting-edge AI solutions. 🧠🚀 #DeepLearning #DL4J

3/7: Meet Weka, a powerful open-source machine learning framework. Weka offers a wide range of tools and algorithms for data mining, preprocessing, and modeling. Perfect for researchers and data scientists. 📊💡 #Weka #DataMining https://cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/

4/7: Apache OpenNLP is a robust library for natural language processing (NLP) tasks. It helps with text analysis, language detection, named entity recognition, and more. An essential tool for language-related AI projects. 📖🔍 #NLP #OpenNLP https://opennlp.apache.org

5/7: If you're into deep reinforcement learning, check out RL4J. It's a reinforcement learning library for Java, providing a platform to develop intelligent agents that learn from their environment. 🎮🤖 #ReinforcementLearning #RL4J

6/7: Need to work with neural networks? DL4J and Encog are fantastic choices. They support the creation and training of neural networks, making them invaluable for projects involving pattern recognition and AI. 🧠📊 #NeuralNetworks #AI

7/7: Whether you're diving into deep learning, NLP, or reinforcement learning, these Java libraries and SDKs provide the tools you need to explore AI and machine learning. Start experimenting, innovating, and building intelligent applications today! 🌟🤓

Math Working Group,

Hello. Here is an article about some recent developments pertaining to the AI-assisted autoscoring of sets of open-ended math questions.

Math Autoscoring is Finally Here - Let's Tap Its Potential for Improving Student Performance Mark Schneider and John Whitmer

AI is everywhere — from the websites you search to the stores where you shop to the schools where you send your kids. Companies, governments, and nonprofits alike are spending fortunes on making AI algorithms … … for fairness, none went further to assess bias more fully. In education, fairness and showing a lack of bias in AI-generated "artifacts" must be addressed if we are to build trust in AI and increase its use.

AI is poised to be — indeed already is — a boon to both researchers and educators. And, as our recent challenge shows, using AI-assisted methods to autoscore responses to math problems is now doable, which … … and can do, then it can also help teachers better identify what students don't know and can't do. Take it from me, a former middle school math teacher, information doesn't get much more valuable than that.

Best regards, Adam Sobieski