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Research on AI-driven Analysis of User Responses #292
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After doing research, I am very much excited in this project. I have alredy started the research that you mentioned. |
@jvJUCA Found it to be interesting. Having a good knowledge in these areas, I feel I can greatly contribute towards the research. |
@jvJUCA , I am eager to contribute to this esteemed organization and would be honored to take on this issue. can you please assign me this issue ? |
Hey , @jvJUCA After delving into the research, I'm thrilled about our project. I've already begun exploring the methods you mentioned. Let's maintain our one-to-one conversation for sharing key findings. Looking forward to discussing further. |
Hai @jvJUCA |
Proposal: Leveraging AI for User Response Analysis in Usability Testing and User Research Introduction: Objective: Research Methodology:
Deliverables: Timeline:
Budget: Conclusion: I look forward to the opportunity to conduct this research and contribute to advancing the field of ux through AI-driven analysis. Sincerely, |
Hi Everyone, I'm Mahir Anand, and I'm a Computer Science student based in California. I have previous experience working with sentiment analysis models and wanted to share some insights. As per my current understanding of the code base, I can see two ways of accomplishing our goal here. The first one, as suggested by the maintainers, would be to extract data from the source (video or text) and then run our analysis on it. Alternatively, we could streamline the process by bypassing data extraction altogether. In this scenario, we would directly transmit the source video/text via a REST API and receive the analysis results as an API response. In regards to the analysis, we can rely on already existing sentiment analysis models and use their APIs (there are some really good ones, in my opinion). Alternatively, we could experiment with customizing or fine-tuning our own model for additional customization. Let me know your thoughts. I look forward to accomplishing this goal with you all over the summer! |
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