KJ Method Resurfaces in AI Workslop Problem

To solve the AI ​​Workslop problem, an information organization technique invented in Japan in the 1960s may be effective. Kunihiro Tada, founder of the Mindware Research Institute, says that by reconstructing data mining technology in line with the KJ method,…

Semantic data mining that fundamentally changes information analysis 2

Kunihiro Tada, Mindware Research Institute In the previous article, we (1) created a rich text of food-report-style tasting experiences of 20 fictitious crisps, (2) obtained their embedding vectors, (2) extracted three-dimensional factors from them using a dimensionality reduction technique called…

Semantic data mining that fundamentally changes information analysis 1

Kunihiro Tada, Mindware Research Institute Kunihiro Tada, Mindware Research InstituteWe have already demonstrated in the Innovation Map project that embedded vectors can be generated from product description texts for IT and data science products, which can then be used in data mining…

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