One of the things I aim to highlight in this post is how to carefully examine and understand a problem before applying cutting edge technology to solve it. In this post, we will first look at a problem from the end-user’s perspective, establish and understand the user story, then propose the technology to solve it. User Story As a busy consultant who visits lots of clients, there’s a lot information that I come across which I want to note. However, I don’t have the time to write (or type) them all down, typically I would make paper notes, which I end up misplacing from time to time. Additionally, in my pile of my paper notes, I often find it difficult to find the information I need. Story Interpretation Reading the consultant’s story, it’s clear that typing on the keyboard is just not preferred. That’s a fair requirement and we have a problem that we need to solve. One of the first technologies that comes to mind is natural language processing, where the consultant...
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