Introduction This is the last post in the series whereby I’ve been documenting the build effort for this year’s entry to the Twitter Innovation Challenge 2017 #Promote. The following is covered: key features of the…
Introduction Not long until the submission date for the Twitter Innovation Challenge #Promote. The middleware responsible for processing tweets is maxing out the number of available requests on the free Azure offering so I’ve had…
Introduction I’ve been performing some more testing for my submission for the Twitter Innovation Challenge #Promote 2017. In this short post, I further validate the SocialOpinion AI service is correctly identifying users on Twitter that…
Introduction In an earlier post, I detailed how LUIS could be leveraged to identify sales leads in Twitter data. It applied a probability in terms of how “hot” the sales lead was and saved this…
Introduction In a previous post, I successfully integrated Microsoft Cognitive Services “LUIS” with C# and SQL Server. To recap, I have been attempting to assign probabilities to tweets that express “commercial intent” as part of…
Introduction This is part seven in a mini series of posts where I’m documenting build tasks as part of the Twitter Innovation Challenge 2017 #Promote. Last weekend I ran through one of the Microsoft Cognitive…
Introduction This is post six (I think!) in a mini series where I’ve been documenting the build process for a solution I’m submitting to the Twitter Innovation Challenge 2017 #Promote. In this quick post, I leverage…
Introduction Last weekend, I built the foundations to house the SignalR components and UI artefacts. In this post, I complete the basic integration of these components as well as some graphic design. The idea, for this…
Introduction In a previous post, I introduced SignalR and how I need to implement this to provide real-time updates to an ASP.NET web application. In this post, I detail how elements of the UI have…