Claude 3 Opus Vs. Google Gemini Vs. GPT-4 for Zero-Shot Text Classification Programming Computer Science by usmanmalik57 On March 4, 2024, [Anthropic](https://www.anthropic.com/) launched the [Claude 3 family of large language models](https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-family). Anthropic claimed that its Claude 3 Opus model outperforms GPT-4 on various benchmarks. Intrigued by Anthropic's claim, I performed a simple test to compare the performances of Claude … Comparing Google Gemini Pro with OpenAI GPT-4 for Zero-Shot Classification Programming Computer Science by usmanmalik57 In this article, we will compare two state-of-the-art large language models for zero-shot text classification: [Google Gemini Pro](https://deepmind.google/technologies/gemini/#introduction) and [OpenAI GPT-4](https://openai.com/research/gpt-4). Zero-shot text classification is a task where a model is trained on a set of labeled examples but can … Re: Sentiment Analysis with Data Augmentation Using ChatGPT Programming Computer Science by Abdul_116 Fascinating to see sentiment analysis being applied to understand Pakistani consumers on High Street Pakistan! As online shopping thrives, it'd be interesting to compare brand opinions on both platforms - how do traditional High Street stores fare against online giants in terms of sentiment? Could data augmentation help bridge the data gap for … Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big? Programming Software Development by cambalinho not so easy :( WallDistance = WallDistance * Cos(Abs(RayRadians - Player.Radians)) 'avoiding the Fish Effect RayHeight = (ObjectSize / WallDistance) * 200 '320 is the width screen If (RayHeight > 200) Then RayHeight = 200 A.ForeColor vbBlue A.DrawLine 475 + 50 + RayCounts, 200 / 2 - … Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big? Programming Software Development by cambalinho actual code: Private Sub DrawRays2() Dim AY As Double Dim AX As Double Dim StepX As Double Dim StepY As Double Dim VertX As Double Dim VertY As Double Dim HorizX As Double Dim HorizY As Double Dim MapX As Long Dim MapY As Long Dim HorizDist … Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big? Programming Software Development by cambalinho i fix 1 error: ElseIf (KeyCode = vbKeyUp) Then If (LevelMap0(Fix((Player.PosY + Player.MoveY * Speed) / ObjectSize), Fix((Player.PosX + Player.MoveX * Speed) / ObjectSize)) <> vbBlue) Then 'and: ElseIf (KeyCode = vbKeyDown) Then If (LevelMap0(Fix((Player.PosY - Player.MoveY * Speed) / … Re: Fine-Tuning OpenAI Whisper Model for Audio Classification in PyTorch Programming Computer Science by habi_2 how to use the best_model.pt Re: Word Scramble Game Community Center Geeks' Lounge by iamthwee Wall Street Wall Street Best Bet? Video Game Makers Programming Game Development by Brian.oco I have to admit, on my perch here overlooking Wall Street, of the industries traders typcially jawbone about, video games arean't at the top of the list. Exhibit "A". At a dinner Wednesday night with three options traders over some Kobi steaks and some good wine, all the talk was about consumer stocks, and how they might be impacted by… Geithner Speaks, Wall Street Grumbles, Intel's All In Community Center by Brian.oco Boy. What does a tech outfit have to do to get some love on Wall Street? Intel announces a $7 billion effort to upgrade a pair of chip manufacturing centers in the U.S. and Intel’s stock price actually drops by over 3% in Tuesday trading (to $14..44 per share). I’ll get directly to what Intel is doing in a moment but the overall stock market … Much Ado About Apple: What Will it Take to Make Wall Street Happy? Hardware and Software Hardware by Techwriter10 By most people’s measure, it was quite a quarter for Apple, but apparently not for the geniuses on Wall Street. 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Think of hockey great Wayne Gretzky, who once said “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it is has been, or where it is now.” So it goes for the solar power market, where emerging companies are taking a technology … Nintendo Rides Wii to Huge Profits - Think Wall Street Notices? Hardware and Software by Brian.oco Here’s a factoid that might interest you. The one-day record holder for a movie premiere is Spiderman 3, which brought in $59 million in ticket sales on its opening day. The one-day record for a video game – Grand Theft Auto IV – earned $310 million on its opening day. Last year, video game sales finally surpassed Hollywood, and is now an … Financials Hurting Wall Street; Small Business Tech Spending on the Rise Digital Media Digital Marketing by Brian.oco Markets are down about 50 points in mid-afternoon trading on Tuesday, mostly due to investor worries about continued woes in the financial services sector. In short, nobody is buying the notion put forward by Wall Street optimists that the credit crunch – now one-year-old – is coming to an end. It's a slow process. Like a virus that works its … Google Earnings Have Street on Edge Digital Media Digital Marketing Search Engine Strategies by Brian.oco The stock market has responded favorably, relatively speaking, to the rumor that Microsoft is once again making a bid for Yahoo. Traders are buzzing over whether Steve Ballmer will make the same $33 per share offer now that he made a few months ago. Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if he did - that's how bad Microsoft wants Yahoo from what I'm … Twin Buds Signal Sunnier Tech Market? Community Center by Brian.oco I was talking to my brother again this Easter weekend – the one who traded equity options on Wall Street for 20 years. He’s consulting now, but still has some good opinions on the markets – especially the stock market over the past two or three bruising months – and the stock market going forward. He tells me that the technology side of the … Layoffs at Microsoft After All? Apple Weathers the Storm Hardware and Software Hardware by Brian.oco A wild news day for tech stocks, with Sony posting its first quarterly loss in 14 years and rumors running rampant that Microsoft will start laying off employees after all. A week or so ago, Microsoft issued a statement saying that the company would avoid layoffs, and would instead focus on cutting back on contractors and not replacing employees… Venture Funding On the Upswing: Dot.com Redux? Community Center by Brian.oco It’s back. The dot.com bubble, that is. And with it comes a new wave of venture capitalists that are pouring money not just into Internet companies, but in life sciences companies, as well. And in increasingly larger numbers. An October article in The New York Times says it all. “Internet companies with funny names, little revenue and few … Short Sellers Got Whomped on Google Digital Media Digital Marketing Search Engine Strategies by Brian.oco This morning's Tech Ticker drew a bead on short-sellers who saw a wounded beast in Google and bet that the stock would go down this month - even though sellers weren't really sure what Google's 1st quarter financials would look like. Well, they know now. As I said yesterday, Google performed much higher than analysts on Wall Street had predicted… Hurricane Coming? Bailout Won't Stop It Anyway Community Center by Brian.oco I might have mentioned that I wrote the book proposal and the first two chapters for Peter Schiff (aka "Dr. Doom) and his increasingly prescient book "Crash Proof: How To Profit From the Coming Economic Collapse." Schedule conflicts made it impossible to keep working on the book, but Schiff finished it all the same, publishing it two… Digital Movie Rentals On the Way: Can Netflix Capitalize? Digital Media Digital Marketing by Brian.oco Today's edition of TechWeb poses an interesting question. With digital movie rentals coming on strong, is Netflix in a good position to grab a big slice of market share? The mail-a-movie giant hasn't impressed Wall Street with its efforts so far, although it does have a box-top digital set that feeds films electronically to televisions sets … Amgen One Biotech Stock With Long Legs Community Center by Brian.oco At the end of trading today (Friday) it looks like the stock market won't end up in positive territory, but it will come close - an event every trader and investor on the planet planet will take in a Wall Street minute. No rhyme or reason why, it just seems that the market is finally ready to capitulate after eight straight days of mega-losses … Market Woes; Obama's Impact on Tech Sector Community Center by Brian.oco Uh-oh. When Barack Obama promised change, this wasn't what Wall Street was hoping for. The market was down, big time, today as investor came to grips with an Obama administration and its taxing impact on the investor class. Today's Yahoo.com headline said it all: "Stocks fall as investors ponder Obama presidency" Reports Yahoo… Apple Stock Suffering From PR Debacle Hardware and Software Hardware by Brian.oco Apple to iPhone Customers: “Mea Culpa” With Apple in the headlines all week from its iPhone pricing debacle, I’ve kept a close eye on the company’s stock price. One rule of thumb on Wall Street is that if your company find itself in the news for negative reasons, take control of the issue and engineer some new headlines, preferably the kind … Economic Fears Haunt Tech Sector Community Center by Brian.oco Okay, I was downed by technology issues for a few days but I'm back up with a vengeance. And just in time, as the major technology companies begin to release their quarterly earnings statements. IBM was first up earlier this week, and easily surpassed analyst expectations. Wall Street attributed Big Blue's earnings growth to overseas sales, … Tech Sector Braces For next Economic Hit Community Center by Brian.oco Keeping track of the economic news is getting nerve-racking - akin to watching a train wreck in slow motion. In the past 24 hours we've seen . . . - A Fortune magazine study showing that about 75% of Americans who think we're either already in a recession or are heading toward one (no surprise to me -- we in the media have been scaring … Amid market Gloom, Buy Back Programs Look to Kick Start Tech Stocks Hardware and Software Hardware by Brian.oco The stock market is down 370 points after Monday trading and nobody is really sure where we go from here. I’ve been around Wall Street for over 20 years and I’ve never seen anxiety like this – people are scared to death and a run on investment accounts - including once staid money market funds – is not out of the question. The $700 billion … What Does the Economic Crisis Mean for the Tech Sector? Hardware and Software Hardware by Techwriter10 [I]You can't go back and you can't stand still If the thunder don't get you then the lightning will ~The Grateful Dead. [/I] Gloomy economic reports continue to pervade our daily news. It has me wondering if the problems on Wall Street will eventually trickle down to the tech sector or if by some miracle it will somehow escape the current … New Bailout Plan Should Help, But Tech Sector Faces Tough Times Community Center by Brian.oco The stock market seems to be playing a waiting game with a Congressional bailout taking on a new shape in Washington. I’m hearing about a new bailout plan that would raise FDIC insurance limits from $100,000 to $250,000 and would include some kind of capital gains tax relief to ease pressure on investors. The core of the plan – billions in payouts …