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Local SEO Guide For Ecommerce & Online Ordering
1Mar By Marshall NymanNo Comments
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Local SEO Guide For Ecommerce & Online Ordering

With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the ability to order online has become an essential feature for every webpage and business listing. Pre-pandemic, the primary goal of local search engine optimization (SEO) was to drive visibility and foot traffic to a location. Now businesses are focused on providing a seamless omnichannel experience to allow the customer to order online, whether it is directly within the listing or on an individual location page. This also allows customers to choose how they want to receive their product with delivery or pickup options that best fit their needs. With this shift, the strategy on how to maximize a brand’s online ordering experience has changed. In this post, we will share our local SEO guide for ecommerce and online ordering to promote more conversi...
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Mercury — a chatbot for Ordering Food using ALBERT & CRF | by Ritvik Sharma | Sep, 2021
9Oct By Ritvik SharmaNo Comments
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Mercury — a chatbot for Ordering Food using ALBERT & CRF | by Ritvik Sharma | Sep, 2021

We come up with some desired labels for our model.Intent Label : <OrderFood>Slot Labels : <restaurant_name> , <food_name>, <food_type>, <qty>, <O> (<O> means that specific word does not carry much value in the sentence and can be masked or ignored).We create hundreds of sample sentences with labels associated to each word.ALBERT + Conditional Random Field (Joint-ALBERT):We have already learnt that CRFs excel in modelling sequential data. So how does it help Mercury?CRFs essentially help in mapping each word to it’s appropriate label.For example:It can map the number “1” to <qty> denoting quantity.It can map the word “Domino’s” to <restaurant_name>.Great! So if CRFs can do this, why do we even need ALBERT?In our original sentence :“I wou...
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