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Show HN: SensorLM: Real-Time Sensor Fusion Using LLM Reasoning
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SensorLM: Real-Time Sensor Fusion Using LLM Reasoning
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Show HN: Controlling a Web Cursor Using GPT-Vision(share.streamlit.io)
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Show HN: Bespoke AI Travel Agent with Memory Stored in a Graph DB(share.streamlit.io)
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
I think the link was spammed folks! Someone ate through my openai credits! So it'll no longer work. If you want to see what Im building, add me on github! @Photon48
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Graph DBs (KGs) add a much needed structure to unstructured data fed into traditional RAG. They are more holistic (interconnectedness of all things) than traditional relational DBs. That comes with 3 advantages; 1. They find insights you di
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Ive got some amazing articles saved on my computer! Will get back to you. Until then, its basically a csv with (head,relation,tail)—> converted to a KG (networkx)-> nodes embedded and vector stored ->queried similarity nodes on con
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Im nearly done with a version 2. Ill showcase that, gauge the interest and start work on open sourcing it!
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Thats a fun use case! I might try that out after flashing out this conversational-personal assistant usecase. Thanks for the idea!
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Long-Term, Personalized Memory for AI Agents Using Graph DBs(share.streamlit.io)
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Hi Guys! This is a quick demo of AffinityRAG. Ask it a question, and it will fetch sub-graphs from a larger knowledge graph (Alex's medical history) and answer your queries BETTER than just RAG. I've built a lot more since then in
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Awesome visualization of data!
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Show HN: Targeted Graph Retrieval for better LLM memory(share.streamlit.io)
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
Thats pretty much it. There's also building on top of an existing graph and making sure new nodes are coherent and well connected to surrounding nodes which is a much tougher can of worms. Also, Navigating a KG (without multiple llm-ho
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by PHOTON1233 2y ago
ITs very much a Knowledge graph that builds upon itself as the affinities (node and relationship triples) pile up from user interactions, like for example. User: Sam and I are thinking of making our relationship official.... Affinities pic
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Affinity Is All You Need
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Affinity Is All You Need
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