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Large language models are a powerful new primitive for building software. But since they are so new—and behave so differently from normal computing resources—it’s not always obvious how to use them.
In this post, we’re sharing a reference architecture for the emerging LLM app stack. It shows the most common systems, tools, and design patterns we’ve seen used by AI startups and sophisticated tech companies. This stack is still very early and may change substantially as the underlying technology advances, but we hope it will be a useful reference for developers working with LLMs now.
This work is based on conversations with AI startup founders and engineers. We relied especially on input from: Ted Benson, Harrison Chase, Ben Firshman, Ali Ghodsi, Raza Habib, Andrej Karpathy, Greg Kogan, Jerry Liu, Moin Nadeem, Diego Oppenheimer, Shreya Rajpal, Ion Stoica, Dennis Xu, Matei Zaharia, and Jared Zoneraich. Thank you for your help!
Note: A living and more comprehensive version of these components is available in our LLM App Stack repo on GitHub.
The stack
Here’s our current view of the LLM app stack (click to enlarge):
And here’s a list of links to each project for quick reference:
Data pipelines
Embedding model
Vector database
Playground
Orchestration
APIs/plugins
LLM cache
Databricks
OpenAI
Pinecone
OpenAI
Langchain
Serp
Redis
Airflow
Cohere
Weaviate
nat.dev
LlamaIndex
Wolfram
SQLite
Unstructured
Hugging Face
ChromaDB
Humanloop
ChatGPT
Zapier
GPTCache
pgvector
Logging / LLMops
Validation
App hosting
LLM APIs (proprietary)
LLM APIs (open)
Cloud providers
Opinionated clouds
Weights & Biases
Guardrails
Vercel
OpenAI
Hugging Face
AWS
Databricks
MLflow
Rebuff
Steamship
Anthropic
Replicate
GCP
Anyscale
PromptLayer
Microsoft Guidance
Streamlit
Azure
Mosaic
Helicone
LMQL
Modal
CoreWeave
Modal
RunPod
There are many different ways to build with LLMs, including training models from scratch, fine-tuning open-source models, or using hosted APIs. The stack we’re showing here is based on in-context learning, which is the design pattern we’ve seen the majority of developers start with (and is only possible now with foundation models).
The next section gives a brief explanation of this pattern; experienced LLM developers can skip this section.
Design pattern: In-context learning
The core idea of in-context learning is to use LLMs off the shelf (i.e., without any fine-tuning), then control their behavior through clever prompting and conditioning on private “contextual” data.
For example, say you’re building a chatbot to answer questions about a set of legal documents. Taking a naive approach, you could paste all the documents into a ChatGPT or GPT-4 prompt, then ask a question about them at the end. This may work for very small datasets, but it doesn’t scale. The biggest GPT-4 model can only process ~50 pages of input text, and performance (measured by inference time and accuracy) degrades badly as you approach this limit, called a context window.
In-context learning solves this problem with a clever trick: instead of sending all the documents with each LLM prompt, it sends only a handful of the most relevant documents. And the most relevant documents are determined with the help of . . . you guessed it . . . LLMs.
At a very high level, the workflow can be divided into three stages:
Data preprocessing / embedding: This stage involves storing private data (legal documents, in our example) to be retrieved later. Typically, the documents are broken into chunks, passed through an embedding model, then stored in a specialized database called a vector database.
Prompt construction / retrieval: When a user submits a query (a legal question, in this case), the application constructs a series of prompts to submit to the language model. A compiled prompt typically combines a prompt template hard-coded by the developer; examples of valid outputs called few-shot examples; any necessary information retrieved from external APIs; and a set of relevant documents retrieved from the vector database.
Prompt execution / inference: Once the prompts have been compiled, they are submitted to a pre-trained LLM for inference—including both proprietary model APIs and open-source or self-trained models. Some developers also add operational systems like logging, caching, and valid
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A Comprehensive Overview of Large Language Models
1 Introduction
2 Background
2.1 Tokenization
2.2 Encoding Positions
2.3 Attention in LLMs
2.4 Activation Functions
2.5 Layer Normalization
2.6 Distributed LLM Training
2.7 Libraries
2.8 Data PreProcessing
2.9 Architectures
2.10 Pre-Training Objectives
2.11 LLMs Scaling Laws
2.12 LLMs Adaptation Stages
2.12.1 Pre-Training
2.12.2 Fine-Tuning
2.12.3 Prompting/Utilization
3 Large Language Models
3.1 Pre-Trained LLMs
3.1.1 General Purpose
3.1.2 Coding
3.1.3 Scientific Knowledge
3.1.4 Dialog
3.1.5 Finance
3.2 Fine-Tuned LLMs
3.2.1 Instruction-Tuning with Manually Created Datasets
3.2.2 Instruction-Tuning with LLMs Generated Datasets
3.2.3 Aligning with Human Preferences
3.2.4 Continue Pre-Training
3.2.5 Sample Efficiency
3.3 Increasing Context Window
3.4 Augmented LLMs
3.4.1 Retrieval Augmented LLMs
3.4.2 Tool Augmented LLMs
3.5 LLMs-Powered Agents
3.6 Efficient LLMs
3.6.1 Parameter Efficient Fine-Tuning
3.6.2 Quantization
3.6.3 Pruning
3.7 Multimodal LLMs
3.8 Summary and Discussion
3.8.1 Architecture
3.8.2 Training Strategies
3.8.3 Supervised Models vs Generalized Models
3.8.4 Zero-Shot vs Few-Shot
3.8.5 Encoder vs Decoder vs Encoder-Decoder
4 Model Configurations
5 Datasets and Evaluation
5.1 Training Datasets
5.2 Evaluation Datasets and Tasks
5.2.1 Multi-task
5.2.2 Language Understanding
5.2.3 Story Cloze and Sentence Completion
5.2.4 Physical Knowledge and World Understanding
5.2.5 Contextual Language Understanding
5.2.6 Commonsense Reasoning
5.2.7 Reading Comprehension
5.2.8 Mathematical Reasoning
5.2.9 Problem Solving and Logical Reasoning
5.2.10 Cross-Lingual Understanding
5.2.11 Truthfulness
5.2.12 Biases and Ethics in AI
6 Applications
7 Challenges and Future Directions
8 Conclusion
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A Comprehensive Overview of Large Language Models
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), HKSAR, China
University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Sydney, Australia
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Sydney, Australia
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
SDAIA-KFUPM Joint Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (JRCAI), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
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Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia
The University of Western Australia (UWA), Perth, Australia
Abstract
Large Language Models (LLMs) have recently demonstrated remarkable capabilities in natural language processing tasks and beyond. This success of LLMs has led to a large influx of research contributions in this direction. These works encompass diverse topics such as architectural innovations, better training strategies, context length improvements, fine-tuning, multi-modal LLMs, robotics, datasets, benchmarking, efficiency, and more. With the rapid development of techniques and regular breakthroughs in LLM research, it has become considerably challenging to perceive the bigger picture of the advances in this direction. Considering the rapidly emerging plethora of literature on LLMs, it is imperative that the research community is able to benefit from a concise yet comprehensive overview of the recent developments in this field. This article provides an overview of the existing literature on a broad range of LLM-related concepts. Our self-contained comprehensive overview of LLMs discusses relevant background concepts along with covering the advanced topics at the frontier of research in LLMs. This review article is intended to not only provide a systematic survey but also a quick comprehensive reference for the researchers and practitioners to draw insights from extensive informative summaries of the existing works to advance the LLM research.
keywords:
Large Language Models, LLMs, chatGPT, Augmented LLMs, Multimodal LLMs, LLM training, LLM Benchmarking
Figure 1: The trend of papers released over years containing
keywords "Large Language Model", "Large Language Model
+ Fine-Tuning", and "Large Language Model + Alignment".
Figure 2: Chronological display of LLM releases: blue cards represent ‘pre-trained’ models, while orange cards correspond to ‘instruction-tuned’ models. Models on the upper half signify open-source availability, whereas those on the bottom half are closed-source. The chart illustrates the increasing trend towards instruction-tuned models and open-source models, highlighting the evolving landscape and trends in natural language processing research.
1 Introduction
Language plays a fundamental role in facilitating co
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Mastering Large Language Model Architecture: A Guide | by Antonio Chagoury | MediumOpen in appSign upSign inWriteSign upSign inMastering Large Language Model Architecture: A GuideAntonio Chagoury·Follow11 min read·May 9, 2024--1ListenShareRecent studies highlight an exponential increase in the complexity and capabilities of Large Language model architecture (LLMs), underpinning significant advancements in AI technology.Imagine an orchestra, each instrument playing a crucial part but the harmonious coordination creates the symphony. Similarly, understanding the architecture of LLMs is essential — it’s not just about building smarter models, but orchestrating them to amplify human potential across various domains.The importance of Large language model architecture extends beyond mere technical curiosity; it is a linchpin in driving forward the realms of AI, opening new vistas in software development, and enhancing the applicability of machine learning in real-world scenarios.Whether it’s revolutionizing customer service with responsive AI chatbots, or developing sophisticated algorithms that predict market trends, the backbone of these innovations lies in the Large language model architecture.This understanding equips developers and businesses, like those partnering with Maxiom Technology, to harness these complex systems effectively, ensuring that they are not only functional but also scalable and adaptable to the evolving landscape of tech demands.Engage with this journey with Maxiom Technology into the architecture of LLMs, where each discovery isn’t just a technical achievement, but a step towards redefining the boundaries of what machines can accomplish in harmony with human creativity.Fundamental Concepts of Large Language Model Architecture:At the core of Large Language Model architecture lies a sophisticated framework designed to process and generate human-like text. These models utilize deep neural networks to understand context and nuances, enabling them to engage in complex tasks such as translation, conversation, and content creation. This foundational architecture is crucial for advancing AI’s capabilities.Defining Large Language Models: Scope & CapabilitiesDive into the digital mindscape where Large Language Models (LLMs) reign supreme, an arena where artificial intelligence not only mimics human thought processes but often surpasses them in scale and speed. LLMs are not mere tools; they are expansive ecosystems, capable of understanding and generating human-like text based on vast datasets. Their scope spans multiple languages and contexts, making them powerhouses in the AI revolution.These large language model architectural marvels leverage layers upon layers of neural networks, designed to decode and synthesize information in ways that were once the sole province of human intellect. The capabilities of conversational AI LLMs extend beyond simple text generation — they are at the forefront of innovations in machine translation, content creation, and even in solving complex computational problems.Core Components of Large Language Model Architecture:The core components of Large Language Model (LLM) architecture are pivotal for its functionality. At its heart are the input and output mechanisms that manage data exchange, enabling the model to receive textual inputs and generate responses accordingly.1. Input and Output Mechanisms:The Large Language Model architecture starts with sophisticated input and output mechanisms. These systems handle the essential task of receiving textual data (input) and generating coherent, context-aware text (output). This dynamic exchange is fundamental for the model’s interactive capabilities, enabling it to respond accurately to user inquiries or content prompts.2. Neural Network Layers & Their Functions:At the core of LLMs are multiple layers of neural networks, each serving distinct functions. Attention layers, for example, focus on identifying which parts of the input data are most relevant to the task at hand, enhancing the model’s understanding of context and nuance. Feedforward layers process this information to produce outputs. Together, these layers enable LLMs to perform complex language processing tasks, simulating a deep understanding of human language.The Pivotal Role of the Transformer Model:The Transformer model has revolutionized the field of AI by enhancing the understanding of context within language processing. Unlike previous models that processed words in sequence, the Transformer uses self-attention mechanisms to weigh the relevance of all words in a sentence simultaneously.Moreover, This allows for a more nuanced interpretation and generation of text, capturing subtleties of meaning regardless of word position. Such capabilities have significantly advanced tasks like translation and content creation, making AI interactions more sophisticated and contextually aware.Technological Advancements in LLM Architecture:How are recent innovations in Lar
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Build and deploy a UI for your generative AI applications with AWS and Python
by Lior Perez
on 06 NOV 2024
in Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, AWS Cloud Development Kit, Generative AI, Intermediate (200), Technical How-to
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The emergence of generative AI has ushered in a new era of possibilities, enabling the creation of human-like text, images, code, and more. However, as exciting as these advancements are, data scientists often face challenges when it comes to developing UIs and to prototyping and interacting with their business users. Traditionally, building frontend and backend applications has required knowledge of web development frameworks and infrastructure management, which can be daunting for those with expertise primarily in data science and machine learning.
AWS provides a powerful set of tools and services that simplify the process of building and deploying generative AI applications, even for those with limited experience in frontend and backend development. In this post, we explore a practical solution that uses Streamlit, a Python library for building interactive data applications, and AWS services like Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), Amazon Cognito, and the AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) to create a user-friendly generative AI application with authentication and deployment.
Solution overview
For this solution, you deploy a demo application that provides a clean and intuitive UI for interacting with a generative AI model, as illustrated in the following screenshot.
The UI consists of a text input area where users can enter their queries, and an output area to display the generated results.
The default interface is simple and straightforward, but you can extend and customize it to fit your specific needs. With Streamlit’s flexibility, you can add additional features, adjust the styling, and integrate other functionalities as required by your use case.
The solution we explore consists of two main components: a Python application for the UI and an AWS deployment architecture for hosting and serving the application securely.
The Python application uses the Streamlit library to provide a user-friendly interface for interacting with a generative AI model. Streamlit allows data scientists to create interactive web applications using Python, using their existing skills and knowledge. With Streamlit, you can quickly build and iterate on your application without the need for extensive frontend development experience.
The AWS deployment architecture makes sure the Python application is hosted and accessible from the internet to authenticated users. The solution uses the following key components:
Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate provide a serverless container orchestration platform for running the Python application
Amazon Cognito handles user authentication, making sure only authorized users can access the generative 
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Master retrieval-augmented generation architecture and fine-tune your AI stack, along with discovering real-world use cases and best practices to create powerful AI appsKey FeaturesGet to grips with the fundamentals of LLMs, vector databases, and Python frameworksImplement effective retrieval-augmented generation strategies with MongoDB AtlasOptimize AI models for performance and accuracy with model compression and deployment optimizationPurchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBookBook DescriptionThe era of generative AI is upon us, and this book serves as a roadmap to harness its full potential. With its help, you’ll learn the core components of the AI stack: large language models (LLMs), vector databases, and Python frameworks, and see how these technologies work together to create intelligent applications.
The chapters will help you discover best practices for data preparation, model selection, and fine-tuning, and teach you advanced techniques such as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to overcome common challenges, such as hallucinations and data leakage. You’ll get a solid understanding of vector databases, implement effective vector search strategies, refine models for accuracy, and optimize performance to achieve impactful results. You’ll also identify and address AI failures to ensure your applications deliver reliable and valuable results. By evaluating and improving the output of LLMs, you’ll be able to enhance their performance and relevance.
By the end of this book, you’ll be well-equipped to build sophisticated AI applications that deliver real-world value.What you will learnUnderstand the architecture and components of the generative AI stackExplore the role of vector databases in enhancing AI applicationsMaster Python frameworks for AI developmentImplement Vector Search in AI applicationsFind out how to effectively evaluate LLM outputOvercome common failures and challenges in AI developmentWho this book is forThis book is for software engineers and developers looking to build intelligent applications using generative AI. While the book is suitable for beginners, a basic understanding of Python programming is required to make the most of it.
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Chapter 1: Getting Started with Generative AI
Technical requirements
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Python and GenAI
OpenAI API
MongoDB with Vector Search
Important features of generative AI
Why use generative AI?
The ethics and risks of GenAI
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Chapter 2: Building Blocks of Intelligent Applications
Technical requirements
Defining intelligent applications
The building blocks of intelligent applications
LLMs – reasoning engines for intelligent apps
Use cases for LLM reasoning engines
Diverse capabilities of LLMs
Multi-modal language models
A paradigm shift in AI development
Embedding models and vector databases – semantic long-term memory
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Part 1: Foundations of AI: LLMs, Embedding Models, Vector Databases, and Application Design
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Machine learning for language modelling
Artificial neural networks
Training an artificial neural network
ANNs for natural language processing
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Dealing with sequential data
Recurrent neural networks
Transformer architecture
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Anmol Baranwal
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Posted on May 21
25 projects that you can build with Python and AI
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Today, we are covering 25 side projects that you can build using Python and AI models.
Most of the projects will have a production-level code so you can learn a lot.
Let's do it!
Taipy - Data and AI algorithms into production-ready web applications.
Most of the initial projects will be using Taipy, so let's discuss the use cases with the concept.
Taipy is an open source Python library for easy, end-to-end application development, featuring what-if analyses, smart pipeline execution, built-in scheduling, and deployment tools.
To be clear, Taipy is used for creating a GUI interface for Python-based applications and improving data flow management.
The key is performance and Taipy is the perfect choice for that.
While Streamlit is a popular tool, its performance can decline significantly when handling large datasets, making it impractical for production-level use.
Taipy, on the other hand, offers simplicity and ease of use without sacrificing performance. By trying Taipy, you'll experience firsthand its user-friendly interface and efficient handling of data.
Taipy has a lot of integration options and connects effortlessly with leading data platforms.
Get started with the following command.
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They have also improved performance using distributed computing but the best part is Taipy and all its dependencies are now fully compatible with Python 3.12 so you can work with the most up-to-date tools and libraries while using Taipy for your projects.
You can read the docs.
Another useful thing is that the Taipy team has provided a VSCode extension called Taipy Studio to accelerate the building of Taipy applications.
If you want to read a blog to see codebase structure, you can read Create a Web Interface for your LLM in Python using Taipy by HuggingFace.
It is generally tough to try out new technologies, but Taipy has provided 10+ demo tutorials with code & proper docs for you to follow along. I will discuss some of these projects in detail!
The use cases are amazing so make sure to check them out.
Taipy has 8.5k+ Stars on GitHub and is on the v3.1 release so they are constantly improving.
Star Taipy ⭐️
1. Realtime Pollution Dashboard
A use-case of measuring air quality with sensors around a factory to showcase the ability of Taipy to dashboard streaming data.
The data is generated on another server and sent to this Taipy application via a WebSocket.
Taipy then processes the data and displays it on a dashboard.
The dashboard is updated in real time as new data is received.
If you want a tutorial on visualizing data streamed then check out the docs on multithreading.
It has discussed how to create a sender script and a receiver script including socket parameters and more.
It involves the concept of frontend as well as backend.
Check out the live demo.
Star Realtime Pollution Dashboard ⭐️
2. Fraud Detection
A Taipy Application that analyzes credit card transactions to detect fraud.
It shows a list of credit card transactions.
The user can select a date range to predict fraud.
The app will then use an XGB model to mark potentially fraudulent transactions in red or yellow.
The user can select a transaction to see an explanation of the model's prediction, as well as the client's other transactions.
The user can also choose the threshold of the model. The threshold is the model output above which a transaction is considered fraudulent. The user can select the model according to the displayed confusion matrix and by looking at False Positive and False Negative transactions.
Check out the live demo.
Star Fraud Detection ⭐️
3. Covid Dashboard
This uses a Covid dataset for the year 2020.
Pages show different graphs and information on COVID-19. A Prediction page is also present to predict the number of casualties.
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✅ Country.
Country-specific COVID-19 statistics.
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Pie chart illustrating case distribution (Confirmed, Recovered, Deaths).
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Generate COVID-19 predictions by creating scenarios for different Prediction dates and different countries.
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Título: Building Generative AI-Powered Applications with Python
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Building Generative AI-Powered Applications with Python | Coursera
For IndividualsFor BusinessesFor UniversitiesFor GovernmentsExploreOnline DegreesCareersLog InJoin for FreeShow notifications0Building Generative AI-Powered Applications with PythonAboutOutcomesModulesRecommendationsTestimonialsReviewsBrowseData ScienceMachine LearningGive your career the gift of Coursera Plus with $160 off, billed annually. Save today.Building Generative AI-Powered Applications with PythonThis course is part of IBM AI Developer Professional CertificateInstructors: IBM Skills Network Team +1 moreCloseInstructorsInstructor ratingsWe asked all learners to give feedback on our instructors based on the quality of their teaching style.Close4.9 (14 ratings)IBM Skills Network TeamIBM58 Coursesâ¢993,690 learnersSina NazeriIBM2 Coursesâ¢10,172 learnersOKEnroll for FreeStarts Nov 13Financial aid available9,256 already enrolledâ¢Included with7 modulesGain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.4.8(65 reviews)Intermediate levelRecommended experienceCloseRecommended experienceIntermediate levelThis course is suitable for individuals with basic knowledge of Python and Generative AI and an interest in developing AI-powered apps and chatbots. OK13 hours to complete3 weeks at 4 hours a weekFlexible scheduleLearn at your own pace7 modulesGain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.4.8(65 reviews)Intermediate levelRecommended experienceCloseRecommended experienceIntermediate levelThis course is suitable for individuals with basic knowledge of Python and Generative AI and an interest in developing AI-powered apps and chatbots. OK13 hours to complete3 weeks at 4 hours a weekFlexible scheduleLearn at your own paceAboutOutcomesModulesRecommendationsTestimonialsReviewsWhat you'll learnExplain the core concepts of generative AI models, AI technologies, and AI platforms such as IBM watsonx and Hugging Face.  Integrate and enhance large language models (LLMs) using RAG technology to infuse intelligence into apps and chatbots. Utilize Python libraries like Flask and Gradio to create web applications that interact with generative AI models. Build generative AI-powered applications and chatbots using generative AI models, Python, and related frameworks.Skills you'll gainVoice AssistantsChatbotsPython ProgrammingDetails to knowEarn a career certificateAdd to your LinkedIn profileAssessments7 assignmentsTaught in English21 languages availableSee how employees at top companies are mastering in-demand skillsLearn more about Coursera for BusinessBuild your Machine Learning expertiseThis course is part of the IBM AI Developer Professional CertificateWhen you enroll in this course, you'll also be enrolled in this Professional Certificate.Learn new concepts from industry experts Gain a foundational understanding of a subject or toolDevelop job-relevant skills with hands-on projectsEarn a shareable career certificate from IBMEarn a career certificateAdd this credential to your LinkedIn profile, resume, or CVShare it on social media and in your performance reviewThere are 7 modules in this courseReady for an interactive learning experience to develop applications and chatbots for diverse use cases using generative AI? This course provides an opportunity to work on guided projects that provide step-by-step instructions to build generative AI-powered applications. You'll utilize Python, along with related libraries like Flask and Gradio, and frameworks such as Langchain.
In the course, you will work on hands-on projects to build chatbots and apps by utilizing popular large language models (LLMs) such as GPT-3 and Llama 2, hosted on platforms such as IBM watsonx and Hugging Face. Additionally, you'll explore retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) technology, enhancing LLMs by incorporating external information beyond their training data. This course also equips you to build voice-enabled chatbots and apps using IBM WatsonÂ® Speech Libraries for Embed.
To develop these projects, you'll be using Python, making it essential to have a basic understanding of the language. While knowing some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be beneficial, it's not a requirement. The course includes supporting videos and readings to build a foundational understanding of models, frameworks, and technologies used in the projects.Image Captioning with Generative AIModule 1â¢2 hours to completeModule detailsIn this module, you will learn the basics of generative AI models and explore the AI models and data sets using the Hugging Face platform. You will work on a guided project that involves image captioning using Python, the BLIP model, and Gradio. This project will let you build an automated image caption tool using generative AI and implement it for real-world scenarios.What's included5 videos2 readings1 assignment2 app items3 pluginsShow info about module content5 videosâ¢Total 25 minutesCourse Introductionâ¢4 minutesâ¢Preview moduleGenerative AI Models â¢6 minutesFounda
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Título: Generative AI Architecture and Application Development
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For IndividualsFor BusinessesFor UniversitiesFor GovernmentsExploreOnline DegreesCareersLog InJoin for FreeShow notifications0Generative AI Architecture and Application DevelopmentAboutOutcomesModulesRecommendationsTestimonialsReviewsBrowseData ScienceMachine LearningGenerative AI Architecture and Application DevelopmentThis course is part of Learn Generative AI with LLMs SpecializationInstructor: Edureka Enroll for FreeStarts Nov 13Financial aid availableIncluded with â¢Learn more7 modulesGain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.Beginner levelRecommended experienceCloseRecommended experienceBeginner levelA basic understanding of artificial intelligence concepts and familiarity with programming concepts are beneficial but not mandatory.  OK12 hours to complete3 weeks at 4 hours a weekFlexible scheduleLearn at your own pace7 modulesGain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.Beginner levelRecommended experienceCloseRecommended experienceBeginner levelA basic understanding of artificial intelligence concepts and familiarity with programming concepts are beneficial but not mandatory.  OK12 hours to complete3 weeks at 4 hours a weekFlexible scheduleLearn at your own paceAboutOutcomesModulesRecommendationsTestimonialsReviewsWhat you'll learnMaster Gen AI architecture and applications, and learn to use LangChain and RAG for innovative AI solutions.  Skills you'll gainPython (Programming Language)LangChainDetails to knowShareable certificateAdd to your LinkedIn profileAssessments20 assignmentsTaught in English21 languages availableSee how employees at top companies are mastering in-demand skillsLearn more about Coursera for BusinessBuild your subject-matter expertiseThis course is part of the Learn Generative AI with LLMs SpecializationWhen you enroll in this course, you'll also be enrolled in this Specialization.Learn new concepts from industry experts Gain a foundational understanding of a subject or toolDevelop job-relevant skills with hands-on projectsEarn a shareable career certificateEarn a career certificateAdd this credential to your LinkedIn profile, resume, or CVShare it on social media and in your performance reviewThere are 7 modules in this courseWelcome to the 'Generative AI Architecture and Application Development' course, your gateway to mastering the advanced landscape of Generative AI and their transformative applications across industries.In this immersive course, participants will journey through the comprehensive world of LLMs, gaining insights into their foundational architecture, training methodologies, and the spectrum of applications they empower. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge to:
- Grasp the architectural nuances and training intricacies of Large Language Models, setting a solid foundation for understanding their capabilities and limitations.
- Apply LLMs to a variety of tasks including search, prediction, and content generation, showcasing the versatility and power of generative AI in solving complex challenges.
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The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Chatbot Architecture and How They Work | by Wednesday Solutions | wednesday.is/speaking | MediumOpen in appSign upSign inWriteSign upSign inThe Ultimate Guide to Understanding Chatbot Architecture and How They WorkWednesday Solutions·FollowPublished inwednesday.is/speaking·7 min read·Mar 14, 2024--1ListenShareChatbots have become an integral part of our daily lives, helping automate tasks, provide instant support, and enhance user experiences. In this article, we’ll explore the intricacies of chatbot architecture and delve into how these intelligent agents work.Understanding the Basics of ChatbotsBefore we dive deep into the architecture, it’s crucial to grasp the fundamentals of chatbots. These virtual conversational agents simulate human-like interactions and provide automated responses to user queries. Chatbots have gained immense popularity in recent years due to their ability to enhance customer support, streamline business processes, and provide personalized experiences.But did you know that there are different types of chatbots?Exploring Different Types of ChatbotsChatbots can be classified into several categories based on their functionalities. Each type serves a specific purpose and caters to different user needs. Some popular types include:Rule-based Chatbots: These chatbots follow predetermined rules and provide pre-programmed responses. They are designed to handle specific tasks or answer frequently asked questions. Rule-based chatbots are relatively simple and do not require complex algorithms or machine learning models.AI-powered Chatbots: Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP), these chatbots can understand user intent and provide more conversational responses. They use machine learning algorithms to analyze and interpret user input, allowing them to provide accurate and contextually relevant answers. AI-powered chatbots continuously learn and improve their responses over time.Virtual Assistants: These chatbots, like Siri and Google Assistant, not only provide information but also perform tasks like scheduling appointments, sending messages, and making online purchases. Virtual assistants are designed to be more interactive and offer a wide range of functionalities. They can understand complex queries and execute tasks on behalf of the user.Each type of chatbot has its own strengths and limitations, and the choice of chatbot depends on the specific use case and requirements.Inner Workings of ChatbotsNow that we’ve explored the different types of chatbots, let’s take a closer look at their inner workings. Chatbot architecture consists of various components working together seamlessly to provide a smooth user experience. These components include:Natural Language Understanding (NLU): This component is responsible for analyzing and interpreting user input. It uses techniques like tokenization, part-of-speech tagging, and named entity recognition to extract meaning from text or speech.Dialog Management: The dialog management component handles the flow of conversation between the user and the chatbot. It keeps track of the context, manages the state of the conversation, and decides which response to provide based on the user’s input.Backend Integrations: Chatbots often need to interact with external systems or databases to fetch information or perform certain tasks. The backend integration component enables seamless communication between the chatbot and these external systems.Response Generation: This component generates the chatbot’s response based on the user’s input and the current conversation context. It can use pre-defined templates, machine learning models, or a combination of both to generate contextually relevant and natural-sounding responses.The architecture of a chatbot can vary depending on the specific requirements and technologies used. As chatbot technology continues to evolve, we can expect more advanced features and capabilities to be integrated, enabling chatbots to provide even more personalized and human-like interactions.Demystifying Chatbot ArchitectureChatbot architecture typically comprises the following components:User Interface: This component enables users to interact with the chatbot. Whether it’s a web-based interface, a mobile app, or even a voice-based interface, the user interface plays a crucial role in facilitating seamless communication between the user and the chatbot.Natural Language Understanding (NLU): NLU processes the user’s input and extracts intent and entities. It helps the chatbot understand what the user is saying and what they want to achieve. NLU algorithms have come a long way in recent years, leveraging machine learning techniques to improve accuracy and handle complex language structures.Dialog Management: Dialog management handles the flow of conversation and manages context. It ensures that the chatbot maintains a coherent and meaningful conversation with the user. Dialog
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Artificial Intelligence10 Machine Learning Algorithms for Developing AI ChatbotsAshi SoniPublished on: 21 Sep 2023, 10:00 amCopiedEmpowering AI chatbots; unveiling 10 machine learning marvelsArtificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots have transformed the way businesses interact with customers and users. These intelligent virtual assistants have become an integral part of various industries, including customer service, e-commerce, healthcare, and finance. Behind the scenes of their seemingly human-like interactions are sophisticated machine-learning algorithms that enable chatbots to understand, process, and respond to user queries effectively. In this article, we'll explore 10 vital machine-learning algorithms that play a crucial role in the development of AI chatbots.1. Natural Language Processing (NLP)Natural Language Processing forms the core of AI chatbots. It equips chatbots with the ability to understand and process human language, enabling them to engage in meaningful conversations with users. NLP algorithms break down text data into its constituent parts, such as words and phrases, and analyze the context in which they are used. Techniques like tokenization, stemming, and lemmatization enhance the accuracy of language understanding. NLP serves as the foundation upon which chatbots build their conversational intelligence.2. Deep Learning (Neural Networks)Deep Learning, specifically neural networks, has made significant strides in chatbot development. Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks, and Transformers are employed to improve chatbot responses over time. These networks can capture sequential patterns in conversations, making chatbots more context-aware and capable of handling complex dialogues.3. Supervised LearningSupervised Learning is used to train chatbots with labeled data, where the input and desired output are known. By leveraging supervised learning, chatbots learn from historical chat logs, customer interactions, or predefined responses. This enables chatbots to generate accurate replies based on past interactions, improving user satisfaction.4. Reinforcement LearningReinforcement Learning empowers chatbots to make decisions and optimize their actions through trial and error. Chatbots are rewarded for taking the right actions and penalized for incorrect ones. Through continuous learning and exploration, chatbots enhance their decision-making skills and adapt to changing scenarios.5. Clustering AlgorithmsClustering algorithms like K-Means or DBSCAN are helpful in segmenting users into groups based on their behaviour, preferences, or demographics. By categorizing users into clusters, chatbots can provide personalized responses and recommendations tailored to specific user segments, enhancing user engagement.6. Sentiment AnalysisSentiment analysis algorithms help chatbots gauge user emotions and sentiments. By analyzing the tone and sentiment of user messages, chatbots can tailor their responses accordingly. For instance, they can respond empathetically to a frustrated user and offer solutions to address their concerns, leading to emotionally intelligent interactions.7. Word Embeddings (Word2Vec, GloVe)Word embeddings are crucial for converting words into numerical vectors, enabling machine learning models to process text data effectively. Algorithms like Word2Vec and GloVe generate word embeddings, allowing chatbots to understand word semantics and relationships. It helps chatbots interpret user queries accurately and generate contextually relevant responses.8. Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)GANs are used for chatbot training data augmentation. They generate synthetic data to supplement the limited real-world data available for training chatbots. This helps chatbots become more robust and capable of handling a wide range of user queries.9. Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA)LSA is a dimensionality reduction technique used in chatbot development to uncover hidden semantic structures in large datasets. It helps chatbots understand the underlying meaning of the text and improve their response accuracy.10. Decision Trees and Random ForestsDecision trees and random forests are used to make decisions and classify user inputs. They are particularly useful in chatbot scenarios where decision-making involves a series of choices, guiding the chatbot to select appropriate responses.ConclusionMachine learning algorithms are the driving force behind the development of AI chatbots, enabling them to understand and respond effectively to user queries. These algorithms, from NLP and deep learning to supervised and reinforcement learning, empower chatbots to provide personalized, efficient, and contextually rele
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Top 10 Machine Learning Algorithms for Developing AI Chatbots
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots have revolutionized the way companies interact with their customers and customers. Intelligent virtual assistants have been an integral component of a variety of sectors, such as customer service and e-commerce, healthcare, and finance. Behind the scenes, human-like behavior is advanced machine learning algorithms that allow chatbots to comprehend process, respond, and react to user requests efficiently. We’ll look at 10 essential machine learning algorithms that are crucial to the creation of AI chatbots.
Top 10 Machine Learning Algorithms for Developing AI Chatbots
1. Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Natural Language Processing forms the basis part of AI chatbots. Chatbots are provided with the capability to comprehend and process human language, allowing chatbots to engage in conversation with people in a meaningful way. NLP algorithms split text into its component parts including the words or phrases and then analyze the contexts in which they are employed. Techniques such as tokenization, stemming and lemmatization increase the precision of understanding language. NLP provides the base on which chatbots develop their conversational skills.
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2. Deep Learning (Neural Networks)
Deep Learning, specifically neural networks, has made huge advances in the field of chatbot development. Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks, and Transformers are used to enhance chatbots’ responses over the course of time. These networks can be used to detect pattern patterns that are repeated in conversations and make chatbots more contextually aware and able to handle complex conversations.
3. Supervised Learning
Supervised learning is used to train chatbots by using identified data, in which the input and output are identified. With supervised learning, chatbots are able to learn from the history of chat logs, customer interactions, or pre-defined responses. This allows chatbots to create precise responses based on previous interactions, increasing the satisfaction of customers.
4. Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning allows chatbots to make informed decisions and improve their performance through trial and trial and. Chatbots get rewarded for making the correct decisions and penalized if they take the wrong ones. Through continual studying and learning, chatbots develop their decision-making capabilities and adjust to the changing environment.
5. Clustering Algorithms
Clustering algorithms such as K-Means or DBSCAN help in separating individuals into categories based on their behavior and preferences or even demographics. By separating users into clusters, chatbots will be able to provide specific responses and suggestions that are specific to user groups which can increase engagement of users.
6. Sentiment Analysis
Sentiment analysis algorithms aid chatbots in detecting the emotions and moods of users. By analyzing the tone and mood of messages from users chatbots can customize their responses to suit. For example, they could be sympathetic to a user, and suggest solutions to their issues which can lead to emotional interactions.
7. Word Embeds (Word2Vec, GloVe)
Word embeddings are essential to convert word content into vectors that allow machines to efficiently process text data. Algorithms such as Word2Vec and GloVe create word embeddings that allow chatbots to comprehend the meaning of words and their relationships. This helps chatbots understand questions from users accurately and produce pertinent responses that are contextually appropriate.
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8. Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
GANs are employed to augment chatbot training data. They create synthetic data to enhance the real-world information available for training chatbots. This makes chatbots more durable and capable of responding to a range of user inquiries.
9. Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA)
LSA is an approach to reduce dimensionality in chatbot development to reveal subtle semantic patterns that are hidden within large databases. It assists chatbots in unders
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Understanding Chatbot Machine Learning – A Comprehensive Guide | Tars BlogPlatformPricingChannels WebsiteWhatsAppIntegrations ZendeskGoogle CalendarHubspotFeatures Open AI IntegrationLivechatTars Converse AIExternal ActionsChatbot UIChatbot AnalyticsMultilingual ChatbotNo-code Chatbot BuilderIndustriesFinance & BankingInsuranceGovernmentHealthcareReal EstateLegalEducationWhy Tars?PartnersChatbot Templatesfinance and bankingInsurancehealthcareEducationreal estatelegaltravelgovernmentResourcesBlogCase StudiesWebinarsPodcastsEbooksBest PracticesSchedule DemoSign UpSign UpLoginLoginUncategorizedUnderstanding Chatbot Machine Learning – A Comprehensive GuideKritika Gupta11 minutes read
In today’s digital age, chatbots have become an integral part of many online platforms and applications. They provide a convenient and efficient way for businesses to engage with their customers and streamline various processes. Behind the scenes, the intelligence and conversational abilities of chatbots are powered by a branch of artificial intelligence known as machine learning.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the fascinating world of chatbot machine learning and understand its significance in transforming customer interactions.
Fundamentals of Machine Learning
What is Machine Learning (ML)?
Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence that enables computer systems to learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed. It involves the development of algorithms and models that can analyze data, identify patterns, and make predictions or decisions based on the learned knowledge.
For example, say you are a pet owner and have looked up pet food on your browser. Now you will get multiple ads that are related to pets and pet food. This happens because of machine learning. The machine learning algorithm has identified a pattern in your searches, learned from it, and is now making suggestions based on it.
Key Concepts and Terminology
Before delving into chatbot machine learning, it’s essential to familiarize ourselves with a few key concepts and terminology. Some of the fundamental terms you’ll encounter in machine learning include:
✅Supervised Learning: A learning approach where the algorithm is trained on labeled data, with known input-output pairs, to make predictions or classifications on unseen data.
A simple example of supervised learning is spam detection. When you label a certain e-mail as spam, it can act as the labeled data that you are feeding the machine learning algorithm. It will now learn from it and categorize other similar e-mails as spam as well.
✅Unsupervised Learning: In this learning paradigm, the algorithm explores the data without any predefined labels, identifying patterns, and grouping similar data points together.
To put it simply, unsupervised learning is capable of labeling data on its own.
For example, say you feed the machine various pictures of cats and dogs but the machine doesn’t know which animal is a cat and which one is a dog. It will analyze the features of each picture, find similarities and create clusters or groups based on those similarities.
Now it should automatically be able to divide the pictures into 2 different groups – cats and dogs – because it analyzed that all the cat pictures have some very similar features and all the dog pictures also have similar features that match with each other.
✅Reinforcement Learning: It involves training an algorithm through a reward-based system, where it learns to take actions that maximize cumulative rewards over time.
Reinforcement learning is based on feedback systems, you train your AI agent by providing positive and negative feedback in lieu of its actions and it learns that the best course of action is the one from which it is getting positive feedback.
Role of Machine Learning in Chatbot Development
Machine learning plays a crucial role in chatbot development by enabling the chatbot to understand and respond to user queries effectively. By leveraging machine learning techniques, chatbots can learn from conversations and improve their responses over time, providing a more personalized and natural user experience.
Understanding Chatbots
Definition and Types of Chatbots
Chatbots are computer programs designed to simulate human-like conversations with users. They utilize natural language processing (NLP) techniques to understand and generate responses. There are primarily two types of chatbots:
a) Rule-based Chatbots: These chatbots follow predefined rules and patterns to provide responses. They are suitable for simple and specific use cases but lack the ability to handle complex queries. The following images show how a conversation with a rule-based chatbot looks like 👇
b) AI-powered Chatbots: These chatbots employ machine learning and NLP algorithms to understand and generate contextually relevant responses. They can handle more complex queries and adapt to user preferences. The following image shows how a conv
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