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+ # Algorithmic Learning and Optimized Quantum Artificial Solutions (ALOQAS)
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+ <a href="https://huggingface.co/spaces/ALOQAS/aloqas-gradio">Démo. Gradio sur Hugging Face Spaces</a>
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+ </p>
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+ <p>
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+ <a href="https://github.com/LucasAguetai/ALOQAS">Lien vers le repository GitHub</a>
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+ </p>
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+ <p>
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+ <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MrW-UftHd0HVgLjJ_C5HmwBG3ymEY_qY?usp=drive_link">Lien vers les notebooks Google Colaboratory (sur demande)</a>
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+ </p>
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+ ## Projet : Création d'un Système de Chatbot Conversationnel basé sur GPT-2
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+ Ce projet a pour objectif de développer un chatbot conversationnel intelligent en utilisant le modèle GPT-2 comme base. <br />
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+ Le chatbot sera capable d'engager des conversations naturelles avec les utilisateurs, de répondre à leurs questions et de fournir des informations utiles.
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+ ## Membres du projet
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+ <li><b>A</b>urélien ZUFIC</li>
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+ <li><b>L</b>ucas AGUETAÏ</li>
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+ <li><b>O</b>ny ANDRIATSAHAVOJAONA</li>
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+ <li><b>Q</b>uentin VERMEERSCH</li>
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+ <li><b>A</b>lexandre HUYNH</li>
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+ <li><b>S</b>amuel DORISMOND</li>
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+ </ul>
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+ ## Jeux de données traité
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+ Dataset TensorFlow sur des articles scientifiques : <a href="https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/catalog/scientific_papers">scientific_papers</a>
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+ ## Tâches du projet
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+ ### Compréhension de GPT-2 :
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+ Étudiez le fonctionnement de GPT-2 en utilisant l'API TensorFlow.<br />
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+ Explorez comment GPT-2 génère du texte en réponse à des stimuli.
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+ ### Collecte de Données :
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+ Identifiez un domaine spécifique ou une application pour votre chatbot (par exemple,
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+ Collectez ou préparez un ensemble de données de dialogue adapté à votre domaine
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+ ### Fine-tuning de GPT-2 :
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+ Fine-tunez le modèle GPT-2 en utilisant l'ensemble de données de dialogue.<br />
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+ Optimisez le modèle pour la génération de réponses de chatbot cohérentes et
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+ Évaluez les performances du modèle fine-tuné en utilisant des mesures de qualité de
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+ ### Intégration de Gradio :
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+ Utilisez la bibliothèque Gradio pour intégrer une interface utilisateur conviviale à
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+ Personnalisez l'interface pour qu'elle corresponde à l'esthétique de votre application.
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+ ### Tests et Optimisation :
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+ Testez le chatbot avec des utilisateurs pour recueillir des commentaires et des
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+ Effectuez des ajustements en fonction des commentaires des utilisateurs pour
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+ ### Documentation et Présentation :
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+ Rédigez une documentation complète expliquant comment utiliser le chatbot.<br />
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+ Préparez une présentation pour montrer et expliquer votre chatbot à vos pairs et
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+ ### Ressources :
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+ Vous pouvez utiliser l'API GPT-2 de TensorFlow pour le fine-tuning et la génération de
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+ Flask est une bibliothèque Python populaire pour le développement de serveurs web.<br />
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+ Gradio propose des ressources et des exemples pour développer des interfaces
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