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Who killed Laura Palmer? How to implement a question answering system, based on a TV series wiki

Have you always dreamed of providing knowledge to a computer so that it can answer your questions? It is finally possible and easy to do this, using python and the Haystack library. I’ll explain how to quickly implement a Question Answering system, starting from docs about your favorite TV series.

Abstract

Web app: https://huggingface.co/spaces/anakin87/who-killed-laura-palmer

Repository: https://github.com/anakin87/who-killed-laura-palmer

Slides: https://github.com/anakin87/who-killed-laura-palmer/blob/cc00d622398c482cc86c2e7937a56623c114b411/presentations/wklp_pycon.pdf

Have you always dreamed of providing knowledge to a computer so that it can answer your questions? In this talk, I’m going to present the open source Haystack library: an end-to-end python framework that enables you to build powerful and production-ready pipelines for different search use cases, shuch as Question Answering and semantic document search. Haystack is modular, so that you can combine the best technology from Transformers, Elasticsearch, or Milvus. I present a simple and funny use case, where I quickly and easyly build a Question Answering system, starting from a collection of documents about Twin Peaks TV series. I also provide some theoretical details to make everyone understand how this technology works and I briefly talk about the trade-offs between response quality, response speed and computational effort.

Speaker
Stefano Fiorucci
Traccia
PyData
Livello audience
Intermediate
Lingua
Italiano
Durata
30 minuti
Speaker name:
Stefano Fiorucci
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