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Conversation systems can be divided into two types. Task-oriented ones and non-task-oriented ones. Most recent researches on the latter one have focused on how to make the user continue the conversation without getting bored or tired. Some studies propose several ways to enrich the expressive forms of words or sentences. Others make efforts on topic association. Both solutions try to preserve the...
When anomaly detection software is used as a data analysis tool, finding the hardest-to-detect anomalies is not the most critical task. Rather, it is often more important to make sure that those anomalies that are reported to the user are in fact interesting. If too many unremarkable data points are returned to the user labeled as candidate anomalies, the software can soon fall into disuse. One way...
Set the date range to filter the displayed results. You can set a starting date, ending date or both. You can enter the dates manually or choose them from the calendar.