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Number U250093 Posting Link https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/postings/59894 Employer University Affiliates Appointment Term Position Type Posting Detail Information Position Summary This is a NIH, NLM T15
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, LangChain, HuggingFace, axolotl. Knowledge of and ability to select, adapt, and effectively use large AI foundational models. Professional experience developing solutions using NLP, computer vision, or
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of Sheffield's NLP Group is one of the UK's largest natural language processing research centres. According to CSRankings (https://csrankings.org/#/fromyear/2020/toyear/2025/index?nlp&europe), its NLP research is
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, including prompting, fine-tuning, or evaluation Machine learning or NLP for classification, prediction, or multimodal data processing Experience with annotation tools, data pipelines, or AI-assisted labeling
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(NLP) and machine learning to analyse text data. For this project the research associate will be based at the Centre for Musculoskeletal Research (CfMR), Centre for Epidemiology, The University
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. Experience with medical coding audit software a plus. Experience with AI-Assisted or NLP coding tools a plus. Licenses and Certifications: Registered Health Information Administrator [RHIA] or Registered
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of experience building (Generative) AI models and tools highly preferrable Experience working in a similar role in a startup environment preferrable Expertise in NLP, deep learning, and other relevant techniques
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(Python or C/C++) with experience in systems engineering and software development. Solid knowledge of both basic and modern methods in machine learning, NLP and computer vision, including supervised and
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Infrastructure (https://svenskahistoriskapatent.se ). The group’s research centers on inventors, intermediaries in markets for technology, and the development of firms’ innovation capabilities and technology
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transformers (ViTs), multimodal CLIP models, contrastive learning, natural language processing (NLP), attention mechanisms, variational autoencoders (VAEs), large language models (LLMs), k-nearest neighbours (k