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About the Book
This book focuses on the author's professional interests: NLP, deep learning, knowledge representation, knowledge graphs, and semantic web technologies. The reader is assumed to have some knowledge of Swift but the book examples describe the parts of the Swift language that are used. This is not an introduction to Swift programming nor is it a broad general book on AI.
In order to make this book as broadly useful as possible for developers wanting to take a deep dive into NLP, deep learning, knowledge representation, and semantic web technologies all examples will be plain text console (command line) applications. Much of the code is useable on macOS (and iOS and iPadOS) and Linux except for the CoreML examples and Apple's NLP libraries that are Apple platforms only.
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Part 1: Introduction and Short Examples
We start this book with a sufficient introduction for Swift to understand the programming examples. After introducing the language we will look at a few short examples:
- - Creating Swift Projects
- - Writing command line utilities.
- - Web scraping.
Part 2: Apple's CoreML and NLP Libraries
- - Introduction of CoreML
- - Examples using CoreML
- - Introduction of NLP
- - Examples using NLP libraries
Part 3: Knowledge Representation and Data Acquisition
- - Introduction to the semantic web and linked data.
- - A general discussion of Knowledge Representation with linked data
- - Knowledge Graph Explorer application
Part 4: SwiftUI Example Applications
- Knowledge Graph Explorer (uses SPARQL, deep learning models for NLP and question answering)
About the Author
Mark Watson is a consultant specializing in deep learning, machine learning, knowledge graphs, and general artificial intelligence software development. He uses Common Lisp, Clojure, Python, Java, Haskell, and Ruby for development.
He is the author of 20+ published books on Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Java, Ruby, Machine Learning, Common LISP, Clojure, JavaScript, Semantic Web, NLP, C++, Linux, and Scheme. He has 55 US Patents.
Mark's consulting customer list includes: Google, Capital One, Olive AI, CompassLabs, Disney, Sitescout.com, Embed.ly, and Webmind Corporation.