A Software Package Supporting Decision Making on the Safety of Thermolabile Blood Components

Varlamov, O. O.; Chuvikov, D. A.; Lemondzhava, V. N.; Гудков, А. Г.; Aladin, D. V.; Adamova, L. E.; Осипов, В. Г.; Чечеткин, А В; Leushin, V. Yu.; Kasyanov, A. D.; Ветрова, Н. А.

doi:10.1007/s10527-022-10135-0

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“…For tasks in the format of production networks, they allow finding a solution with linear computational complexity. Recently, quite a few mivar expert systems have been created in various fields: systems for plant care [2], for managing educational programs [3] at the university [4], for intelligent management systems [5] of vehicles [6] and robots [7], system of making decisions about the safety of thermolabile blood components [8], for planning of robot actions [9] and for many other areas. Mivar technologies are also used in hybrid intelligent information systems (HIIS).…”

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Evaluation of BERT and ChatGPT models in inference, paraphrase and similarity tasks

Kim,

Kotsenko,

Andreev

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The purpose of this paper is to study the application of ChatGPT and BERT models in the field of mechanical engineering. In the context of machine learning, the ChatGPT and BERT models can be applied to various natural language processing tasks such as analyzing technical documentation and building instructions according to a particular version of the documentation, diagnosing malfunctions or customer service. The paper discusses the fundamental features of BERT and ChatGPT models, their origin, and also investigates the main architectural features and identifies the main advantages and disadvantages of the models. The paper analyzes and selects various natural language processing tasks to test the models’ ability to understand natural language in the context of machine learning. The selected criterion tasks are divided into semantic groups to identify the capabilities of ChatGPT and BERT models in each of three areas: logical inference tasks, paraphrasing tasks, and text similarity tasks. The paper also discusses the concept of operational design, which involves developing inputs that guide the models to produce desired outputs. The paper quantitatively analyzes and compares the performance of BERT and ChatGPT based models. The reasons for the bottlenecks of ChatGPT model in natural language understanding tasks are discovered and investigated. Possible improvements of ChatGPT model performance using the mivar approach are considered.

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