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# Model Selection
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Originally, I used the Groq API for generating embeddings and conducting searches. However, I found the results less suitable, leading me to switch to a more refined solution using BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers). I leveraged a pre-trained BERT model (bert-base-uncased from Hugging Face) for generating embeddings.
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# Relevance Matching
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To match user queries with relevant courses, I calculated cosine similarity between the user’s query embedding and the course title embeddings. This similarity score enables ranking courses based on relevance, ensuring the most suitable courses are shown first.
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# Interface
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The application uses both Streamlit and Shiny for flexible, user-friendly interfaces. These interfaces display course details dynamically, including title, image, link, and relevance score.Finally I can able to conclude that Shiny is more faster in retrieving the results and display those in more interactive way than StreamLit.
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# Deployment on Hugging Face Spaces
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I deployed the tool on Hugging Face Spaces, providing an accessible, visually appealing interface for public use, enhanced with custom CSS for style and responsiveness.
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BERT model : google-bert/bert-base-uncased
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title: "Smart Search Tool for Analytics Vidhya Courses"
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emoji: "🔍"
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colorFrom: "blue"
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colorTo: "green"
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sdk: "streamlit"
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sdk_version: "1.26.0"
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app_file: "app.py"
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pinned: false
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