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Oops - didn't realize that. THanks!
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Question, in CodeProject Ai how do you do the update for Object Detection (YOLOv5.NET)? It is showing an update from 1.0 to 1.1 in blue letters but when you click on it, it does nothing.
modified 29-Mar-23 21:49pm.
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That was an error in the module listing. You'll need to wait till server 2.1 comes out (in alpha testing today) for the update to be accessible. However: the update is only a structural update to fit the new architecture of server 2.1, so you're not missing anything major.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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How Data scientist uses chatGPT
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Same way anyone else uses it.
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Hello friends, I am currently looking for a solution into beating sport betting companies, one will be able to utilize their live match to ones own advantage. Like an AI bot which will be built in form of a browser and able to execute command, in order to be able to place last minutes bet by scanning for time and current status of the match. Lets say there is a game between team a and team b, team a is winning the match by 2 and team b 0, the bot will first scan for time and if the is up to 88 0r 90, it can then select all match in that range and the winning which also include draw game. Do anyone have any idea how we can bring this idea to live?
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No. Because it's cheating, illegal in some places, and most definitely immoral. And that's ignoring the various groups of people believed to be behind organised gambling who would be most unhappy with everybody involved in the project. And they have long arms, and cold hearts.
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I do understand your worries and every other things you had said. This is not necessary cheating because I only need a bot or program to assist me place bet at a very fast accurate speed that I am not able to achieving. This not not like hacking into the sport betting server or any of what you said. Building a browser form bot to execute commands which I could have been able to do any where by myself but at slower speed and so I am employing the use of an AI bot. Hackers are the ones who build malicious virus but professionals work is to build a clean legal app for problem solving
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Don't waste your time, very few betting comanies will accept bets after the race/game/match has started.
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Of course there are so many sport betting companies website that allow placing an ongoing live bet with reduced small odds which will probably be the target for AI bot. I have work with few which I won some and lose some games. It is not completely sure win betting because in any game, anything can still happen at the least few seconds. A bot like this will only reduce loss.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Because it's cheating, illegal in some places, and most definitely immoral
Not sure I believe any of that.
Certainly some betting apps allow live game betting. That specifically involves making a bet after then game has started. Based on that it is not illegal nor cheating. And they certainly do not think it is immoral.
Additionally, in comparison, investing in stocks have been doing (and allowing) investing in micro second incrementals for probably decades. Basically since it was technically allowed. And large pocket investors used time based advantages to make trades long before that. It was specifically one of the advantages of having a broker that was actually on the New York Stock Exchange.
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m2loveq1 wrote: Do anyone have any idea how we can bring this idea to live?
Like any other business venture
1. Determine the requirements
2. Write the code
3. Use the final code.
Based on your question here and how you asked it you might not have the technical skills to implement it yourself. So you would need to recruit (probably pay) someone to do it for you.
m2loveq1 wrote: it can then select all match in that range and the winning which also include draw game
Just to be clear you think you have discovered an advantage in a betting market. Lets say such an advantage does is fact exist. Then I would expect the following.
1. You are presuming that no one else has seen it.
2. You are presuming that the betting company will not close the avenue. Or perhaps that such bets will not damage the betting company (they make up the loss some where else and just don't care.)
3. You might also have not looked into the actual API that you would be using. As such you might find that what you think of being an advantage as a human has already been closed to technological manipulation. (For instance by timing API calls which is something online games have done for at least a decade.)
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It cannot be illegal since sportsbooks are offering you bets and you are placing them. The actual way you place them (via a paper slip, online, through a bot) is up to you. However, it is often the case that automatic bet placement, without being authorized by the sportsbook is against their Terms and Conditions.
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Yeah, no. You can't place a bet on a game after it has begun.
In some cases, you may be able to place a bet on individual actions within the game -- e.g. "I bet the player strike out", "I bet the player will make this penalty shot".
How you pick a team to bet on is up to you, you can use AI if you like. It's unlikely that a site will allow a bot to place the bet for you, but that's probably a terms-of-service issue, not law.
If your AI is good at picking winners, you may get banned from the site. So you would want to pick some losers as well.
If you attract attention by "winning too much", your best outcome is to get hired by them, but that doesn't seem likely.
Morality and ethics are for losers.
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Hi is there any expert in artificial intelligence who can help me to build an artificial intelligence model related to chemistry in a specific way that I explain to him, if you are one please help, or if you know some experts tell me about them please help me as soon as possible, please and Thank you
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If you're looking to hire someone, there are better websites to use for that purpose than this one.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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I'm not trying to hire anyone, I need help, and please give me sites where I can get what I want if you know one.
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Rama Aljelani wrote: ... expert in artificial intelligence who can help me to build an artificial intelligence model ...
I'm not trying to hire anyone
So you're looking for someone who's an expert in a complicated field to do some work for you free of charge.
Which you will presumably then either submit as your own work, or sell to other people for money.
Yeah, that's not happening. 
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- Homer
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Rama Aljelani wrote: please give me sites where I can get what I want
There are plenty of search engines that are free to use.
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Isn't this where you get "ChatGPT" to do the programming?
"Before entering on an understanding, I have meditated for a long time, and have foreseen what might happen. It is not genius which reveals to me suddenly, secretly, what I have to say or to do in a circumstance unexpected by other people; it is reflection, it is meditation." - Napoleon I
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Based on this and the other comments what you are looking for is a 'mentor'.
You should probably use that term.
You would need to request that on many web sites.
Presuming you find such a person at best they might be willing to review some parts of what you might want to work on. So for instance the first thing you will need will be the following.
- It must state the requirements.
- It must be written.
- It must be short and detailed.
- The scope of the project must be very small. I would expect no more than three pages.
After you have that and after you have a mentor then you can present it to that person and ask for feedback.
If you cannot find a mentor then you can create the same document and post it to a site and ask for comments. Note however that it must be even shorter in that case. Probably no more than half a page.
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hi,
can anyone give me pointers on implementing AI video upscaling?
what tech stack I should start with?
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I would say you're almost definitely looking at some Python. Tons of other languages *could* be used, but it seems like everything ML/AI is Python. Trying to do anything in the important guts of the latest AI/ML boom that isn't Python is fighting an uphill battle, at least for now.
Even if you are way more competent at some other language, there just aren't the plethora of examples and things for AI/ML that there are in Python. It makes it easier to stumble through learning Python than to try to replace wheels with whatever you might prefer. The people who understand matrix math hate semicolons and are apparently mad geniuses or something because they think whitespace has any business mattering.
If you want example, maybe look for NMKD tools and their Discord. I believe they mostly wraps C# UI around things... WPF maybe. You might be more interested in the Python under the hood of all that (which is also open source but not really related to NMKD). The NMKD tools I've used were mostly Python under the hood and invoking stuff on Python environments it runs somewhat transparently in the background. They seem like UIs whose point is to GUI the CLI so it isn't daunting, esoteric, and cumbersome for "power users".
Since it's involving video and AI uh... there's weird stuff there. But their tools and what they do are pretty solid fare. I have used/toyed with them for about a year now. There are several people in that Discord who understand things about video transcoding which I don't even know exist and I've written some professional code to convert video before.
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I am creating apps for IOS and faced the problem that I was banned by the AppStore due to partially copied code. I saw an advertisement for the Apprefactoring service, did someone work with this service? If yes, what do you say?
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