Need ideas for text AI recognition services

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Hi Bubblers

I am looking for some options to integrate text AI services into an app I am building.

Not your basic text analysis but more real-time text recognition for meaning etc. the closest example would be chat bot type AI.

Use case.

A person writes a comment “ripe bananas are the best for cooking” about how they like bananas and the AI picks up they like ripe bananas for cooking so returns with a comment “you like ripe bananas in cooking you might like these recipes.”

There maybe some configuration required such as adding a database of option responses but I guess I am looking for an API service that knows which option best suits the response.

Any ideas, suggestions are welcome!

Thanks!

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i beleive Amazon Comprehend might fit your bill https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/tutorials/analyze-sentiment-comprehend/

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Also look at https://algorithmia.com/

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Ah ha found this had no idea it existed and I use AWS must have been blind! https://aws.amazon.com/lex/

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Hii Steve, i did development using AWS text recognition paired with bubble, worked well. now working on recognition using ML/AI

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H Steve,

good luck and have fun. I learned a lot while doing this, now building a ML/DL solution with Bubble as a frontend.

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About to start and get my head around lambda and authentication etc… any tips or tricks would be helpful.

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Hi SteveM, that is pretty easy,

I set up an API gateway and hooked it up to my lambda functions. very soon I had it connected to Bubble.

I meanwhile many things running on AWS, dbs, S3, recognition, ML/AI, Alexa, etc, most stuff is connected to bubble.

there were a couple of things one needs to be aware but it is easy to learn. I’m not an expert but I thought to learn the curve wasn’t too steep.
perhaps a tutorial for anyone interested would be a good idea.

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Best I’ve seen - on paper at least - is https://www.soundhound.com/houndify .

Quote - For example, the “Weather” domain allows Houndify to understand weather queries such as “What’s the temperature in San Francisco?” and then ask follow up questions like, "How about in San Jose?"

Caveat - haven’t used it. Just been following them for a while.

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You might want to check these guys out, looking at using them for a project https://www.voiceflow.com/

If you are used to bubble then this would be a low learning curve.

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Hi Steve, have you decided on how to go about your project?

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Hi @magnus.kanholt I have started using the Mysql connector to get the RDS database and queries right first and then will look at lambda to connect through to the databases and and assume going through that process will make it easier to connect to Lex an other services.

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Hi Steven, sounds great

I used the connector im se cases as well. Via lambda and other service im now om ai/ml/dl.

Enjoy it

Thanks magnus

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