Re: Suggestion for Logger32 User Manual
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Thanks Mike.
There are instructions on page 31 of the manual for breaking the PDF into chunks of about 100 pages for the purposes of translating them, then stitching the translations back together.? While?the chunking process might also work for AI training, one would need to check first?with Bob K4CY since it's his intellectual property.? ??
Maybe those low-skilled redundant workers can be redeployed as fact-checker/model refiners?
73 Gary? ?beater/tester &?
Honor Roll &? checker
Hi Gary
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Thanks for that.
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I actually found that there's one LLM model that can accept a huge PDF (expensive) but all others are apparently limited to about the first 100 pages of a PDF in chat mode.?
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But in batch mode one can accept up to a 1 GB PDF... so we will get there ?
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I'm on the AI committee at work and there's actually some useful stuff the AIs can do - pretty much replacing the role of low-skilled juniors.
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Makes me wonder what the low skilled juniors will do when all those jobs are filled!
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One type of model that is super impressive is the "reasoning" type model.? Far fewer hallucinations, and it shows you the steps in its logic.
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I was working on a complex computational electromagnetics problem and was unsure what choice to make regarding a tradeoff between complicated boundary conditions versus simplicity elsewhere and after I wrote a very clear and detailed explanation of the problem, the AI (DeepSeek R1) produce 28 pages of what sounded like a physics grad student explaining to their professor how they would calculate soemthing, the tradeoffs, etc, then it went into a load of vector calculus (all correct) and ended up with a ton of good analysis.? It took time to go through it but was all correct!? Amazing - much more than the "guess the next word/token that standard AIs do...
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I hear Grok3 is also very impressive with science related stuff.
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Other AIs like "MS Copilot" are more like what you were describing.
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73
Mike M0AGP
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