...| Day at the Carnival | | | | ITT Tech Rancho Cordova | | Once arriving to the carnival with mu buddy, we applied a blindfold to him so he could experience the carnival from a different sense. We walked up to the ticket both to purchase our admission where I explained to him how many people were standing in line. He could hear there were quite a few people around him and understood we would be waiting there for a few minutes. Once we made it in, I told him about all the bright lights and loud rides that were all around. I explained to him about some of these new, bigger rides that we haven’t ever been on before. I also explained to him some of the new games that they had there and the awesome prizes we could win. I also secretly wanted to see him play some of the games blindfolded for my own personal amusement, so that’s where I was going to take him. But he didn’t care to hear about the rides and games because he was too busy smelling all the delicious food they had cooking around him. The smells of the deep fried Twinkies and the world famous corndogs and the amazing barbecue tri-tip, is what he really wanted to go discover. At that point, it was hard for me to fight that logic because I to, was being mesmerized by all the wonderful smells. So I decided to put aside my desire to see my buddy blow some games and instead, we went and had a stuffed our faces with all the great, but horrible, carnival food we all love. My factors in writing this paragraph...
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...• Training the data: In order for the buzzword or keyword to be recognized by the system, it must first be trained. For this training, we used the parts of speech method. We tagged couple resumes and tested it for recognition but we were getting many errors. For example, the main problem would be the key skill. Whenever we entered a skill like java, it would recognize it in other places in the resume instead of only in skills. This was a problem and would often give us wrong resumes. I realized that the problem was that there is a different format for most resumes, but most headings would be the same. I noticed a similar problem in my pattern recognition course which I took during my spring 2015 semester. Of course, the application was completely different but I remember my professor telling me that more training would always result in more accurate results. So I implemented this by training more than 100 resumes, while my other team members tried to find other solutions. I noticed the improvement in recognition and we were able to achieve more success by training more data. • Connecting Hadoop application to Web UI: I faced a problem initially while connecting hadoop application to the web UI. In the web UI, when changes were done, they were not being reflecting from the hadoop application. When something is entered into the process objects or input fields, the entered text wasn’t being forwarded to the hadoop application. My team lead, Chaitanya, identified this problem and...
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