Code for the TriviaQA reading comprehension dataset
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Entrypoint for all backend cape webservices
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Machine reading comprehension on clinical case reports
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Knowledge pills on Neural Search
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A Database-based knowledge back-end built on and for INDRA. The INDRA Database is a service that can be set up by any user with their own content and knowledge access. Our implementation of the database is the back-end to many of our projects, providing a vast and detailed knowledge base derived from many resources.
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Progressive agentic reading harness: sentence maps, bounded chunks, Chronicle Markdown books, packets, validation. Python CLI + Next.js demo. MIT.
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A simple python package for question answering.
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Software created within Accumulate project (www.accumulate.be) at CLiPS, University of Antwerp
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AI powered Ctrl-F using alpha.thecape.ai API
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Code and data for the ACL 2020 paper "Machine Reading of Historical Events"
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Python client library for the Cape machine reading API
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Tensorflow implementation of QANet.
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CS382 Natural Language Processing Project: Machine Reading Comprehension
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What features does your CPU and OS support?
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AI-assisted document analysis system. Upload documents and let an LLM classify, extract structured fields, and generate explainable reports.
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VIOLIN (Versatile Interaction Organizing to Leverage Information in Networks) is a configurable, attribute-aware reconciliation framework that formally compares new interaction lists against structured baseline graphs, enabling systematic knowledge integration.
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Bloomsbury — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Bloomsbury AI was a London-based natural-language-processing startup, backed by Seedcamp, that built Cape — an API making it easy to build software that answers questions about the contents of documents (machine reading / document question answering).
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