Oracle tools for Machine Learning
Defining Data Model Quality Metrics for Data Vault 2.0 Model Evaluation
By Heli Helskyaho, Laura Ruotsalainen, Tomi Männistö
Keywords: data warehouse; Data Vault 2.0; data model; metrics
Towards Automating Database Designing
Keywords: data warehouse; Technological innovation, Computer languages, Databases, Soft sensors, Decision making, Chatbots, Data models
Introduction to AI Services in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
LLMs, GPTs, and All That Jazz
introduced in 2017. Large Language Models (LLMs), that for example ChatGPT uses, are based on this transformer architecture and have made significant advancements in natural language processing. The acronym GPT comes from words Generative Pre-trained Transformer. We will discuss the technology in later issues of ORAWORLD. In this article we will talk about how a GPT tool can be used and what are the risks and limitation you should be aware of. We will use ChatGPT as an example. (Page 12)
Machine Learning For Beginners
Developer Strategies: How to Use Free Cloud Services
The story behind a COVID-19 exposure-tracking application in Finland
In September 2020, COVID-19 was spreading fast and was extremely dangerous, with people globally afraid of becoming infected. Before vaccinations became available, avoiding exposure was the only way to keep safe and minimize the spread.
In Finland, a group of passionate volunteers made it their mission to collect all available exposure data in a blog and report it on Twitter. Although the blog was a great asset to the public, maintaining it became very time-consuming. Data needed to be copied into Microsoft Excel spreadsheets for further analysis, and the volunteers needed to create new charts and reports continually.
Autonomous Databases Give You Time for Data Modeling
Anyone who’s worked with Heli Helskyaho—Oracle ACE director, EMEA Oracle User Group community ambassador, and author—on a database project or experienced one of her talks knows she likes to make things fun. That, she says, is one reason she’s excited about autonomous databases from Oracle.