Since Jev has been a hot topic for the past few days, I
Tested whether Jev can detect anger in call-center conversations as a specialized decision task.
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Since Jev has been a hot topic for the past few days, I tried it with a verification scenario simulating a usage case I had thought of before. General-purpose types are good, but specialized types also have accompanying advantages, so there seem to be situations where they can be used. Trying out whether TypeSafe AI's Jev can be used for anger detection in call centers
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Jevがここ数日話題のようなので、以前に考えたことのある利用シーンを模した検証シナリオで試してみました。汎用型もいいですが、特化型もそれに伴うメリットがあると使いどころはありそうですね TypeSafe AIのJevがコールセンターの怒り検知に使えるか試してみる
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