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2019-07-11

Analyzing Customer Sentiment around Bose’s new Sleepbuds

Losing sleep over what customers are really thinking? With insomnia becoming a modern-day epidemic, tech companies have been quick to jump in with solutions. Whether it’s sleep tracking apps and wearables, apps that have celebrities read you off to dream land, weighted blankets or heated eye masks, there’s no shortage of options to deal with your …

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2019-07-04
Insight into your data with new Visual Reports
We are now ready to reveal our new visualizations for analyzing text data, which are available in Gavagai Explorer! After the Gavagai Explorer reads through and structures your text data, you will immediately be taken to a dashboard with visualizations! Topics and Sentiments are the most commonly talked about topics in the data. The height …

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2019-06-06
- hyperpartisan news
- research
Gavagai experiments with identifying Hyperpartisan News
Gavagai participated in a SEMEVAL shared task experiment to identify hyperpartisan news, i.e. news items that do not adhere to the neutral tone and argumentation commonly adhered to in news material. We wanted to investigate the possibility of hyperpartisan metatopics, topics which appear in rants even when they are less motivated by the topic or …

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2019-04-04
- bcn
- news
Vamos a la playa! Gavagai lands in Barcelona
Since I was a kid I have always found language an extremely interesting subject. I was fascinated by how easily we employ such a complex system and I loved to think about all the different languages, how they differ and how similar they are. There is a quote I have always liked from a famous …

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2019-03-21
- word embeddings
- word vectors
Word vectors for mental health
It might seem quite far-fetched that a vector of numbers generated by a computer can help cure mental illness, yet this is exactly what my master thesis is about. With the experienced mentorship of Gavagai staff and my university supervisor, I have built a system that can predict whether a social media user manifests symptoms …

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2019-03-18
What’s in a word space? – Great is not always good!
This blog post gives a brief introduction on what information word embeddings hold on words with multiple senses. Word embeddings can be interpreted as points in a high dimensional space, which I will refer to as a word space. In this word space, cosine similarity is commonly used to measure the similarity of two words. …

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News
2018-04-20

E!SAVANT – € 1,5 m grant to AI for Influencers

During the last decade, publishers have lost more than two thirds of their advertising revenue to Facebook and Google: Savant will help publishers to regain initiative by offering them an attractive new ad format to present to their customers. https://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/codemill/pressreleases/e-savant-ai-for-influencers-2479598

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2018-04-20

Social SenseMaking service assesses causes and effects of web chatter

The SenseMaking service can detect spikes of discussions on certain topics from online chatter and social media. It breaks them down into subtopics and detects sets of similar discussion spikes by using temporal topic similarity graph analysis. Further, it will provide an analysis of the underlying social networks which produced the events, such as news …

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News
2017-10-25

Gavagai wins the prize to present in Davos 2018!

We are happy to announce that Gavagai wins the prize to present in Davos 2018. The Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and the founders of a Swedish Lunch in Davos have given the entrepreneurship prize to Gavagai. Lars Hamberg, CEO of Gavagai, is invited to Davos during the week of World Economic Forum to present their …

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2017-08-29

Gavagai offices in Palo Alto

Gavagai now has an office in down town Palo Alto, at the Nordic Innovation House on 470 Ramona Street where you are welcome to book a meeting with us!

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