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    [R] Airbus AI Introduces Natural Language QA System for Flight Crews Computer Science

    [R] Airbus AI Introduces Natural Language QA System for Flight Crews Computer Science


    [R] Airbus AI Introduces Natural Language QA System for Flight Crews

    Posted: 01 Dec 2020 01:28 PM PST

    Airbus AI researchers have developed a system that uses natural language understanding to improve question answering (QA) performance when flight crews search for aircraft operating information.

    Most government aviation administrations have authorized the use of tablet computers by commercial carrier pilots and flight crews to access FCOM information. The Airbus AI researchers note however that existing electronic flight bag (EFB) systems used for this purpose are in practice little more than pdf viewers with keyword search functionality. The new Smart Librarian (SL) system instead uses natural language understanding and interactive search to boost QA performance on FCOMs.

    Here is a quick read: Airbus AI Introduces Natural Language QA System for Flight Crews

    The paper A Question-Answering System for Aircraft Pilots' Documentation is on arXiv.

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    Looking to collaborate on software projects with other devs so I started /r/ProgrammingPals.

    Posted: 01 Dec 2020 10:30 PM PST

    Hey all, I've been writing software professionally and as a hobby for a few years now. A few months back I created /r/ProgrammingPals as a way to team up with other developers to build and ship software. I'm kinda surprised there isn't a much larger concerted effort to find devs to team up on software projects - whether open source or closed, for profit or for fun. After all, these machines have created a hyper-connected world of strangers so maybe we can use it as a way to meet more devs and collectively build stuff that wouldn't have been possible otherwise.

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    How to fix my insertk function?

    Posted: 02 Dec 2020 12:26 AM PST

    #include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<stdlib.h> void insertk(char str[],int k,char x[]){ //to insert x at kth char //to copy two parts into two temp arr then cat char temp1[50],temp2[50],tx[2]; tx[0]=x[0]; strncpy(temp2,&str[k-1],strlen(str)-k+1); strncpy(temp1,str,k-1); strcat(tx,temp2); strcat(temp1,tx); strcpy(str,temp1); } int main(){ char cmd1[50],cmd2[50],x[2]; char str[500]=""; while(1){ scanf("%s %s %s",cmd1,cmd2,x); if((strcmp(cmd1,"insert")==0)){ if((strcmp(cmd2,"left")==0)){ strcat(x,str); printf("%s\n",x); strcpy(str,x); }else if((strcmp(cmd2,"right")==0)){ strcat(str,x); printf("%s\n",str); }else{ insertk(str,atoi(cmd2),x); printf("%s\n",str); } } } } 
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    DeepMind 's Major Breakthrough in Computer Science..

    Posted: 01 Dec 2020 09:51 AM PST

    And now it has solved a gigantic biological problem called the Protein Folding Problem which has been prevailing since 50 years and I feel like my words won't do justice to the level of achievement . : https://www.thecsengineer.com/2020/12/deepmind-s-major-scientific-breakthrough-2020.html

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