Hello guys.
So we are going to continue our discussion with respect to our Langton series.
And now in this video and in the upcoming series of video, we are going to discuss about another amazing
new project.
And the project is nothing but innovative math and data source assistant using Google Gamma two.
Google gamma two is another open source model from Google, which is quite amazing with respect to LM,
and uh, it actually gives you an amazing result.
So that is the reason I'm going to go ahead and use this.
Now, what is the main idea behind this is that whatever question you ask this GPT right, or this generative
AI application related to any maths problem, it should be able to give you the answer.
And the question that you can actually ask will can be in the form of text, okay.
And automatically it should be able to understand your question and it should be able to give you the
answer.
Now there are some more information that you probably want to, uh, know in your whenever you're studying
maths, let's say formula of uh, you need to know the formula, let's say formula of what is the area
of, uh, a circle or what is pi r square.
So this kind of questions, whenever you want to ask, you may also want some kind of external data
source.
We should be able to give you the answer.
So here what we are doing is that we are integrating uh Wikipedia so that you will be able to use it.
Now let me just go ahead and show the demo for this particular project, first of all.
And then we will go ahead and build this completely from scratch.
So first of all I'm going to go ahead and give my grok API key.
I'll press enter.
So here uh it says hey, I'm a chatterbot who can answer all your maths question.
So I've given a default question over here.
I have five bananas and seven grapes.
I ate two bananas and give away three grapes.
Then I buy a dozen of apples and two pack of blueberries.
Each pack of blueberries contains 25 berries.
How many total pieces of fruit do I have?
So whenever you give this kind of text, it should be able to understand your entire mathematical question
and should be able to give you the response.
So let's go ahead and click on Get Answer.
So here you will be able to see that um, uh, it will be generating the answers.
Here is your entire process of probably, you know, getting all the updates with respect to the numbers.
And finally, you can see there are 69.
I hope you do the calculation.
I think it is absolutely fine.
Let me just do the calculation again.
So here you can see five plus seven is 12 Then 12 minus five.
You can probably do seven after seven.
Um seven plus 12 one dozen uh of Apple seven plus 12 is 19, then 19 plus uh 50 okay.
Because two plaques of blueberries is 19 plus 50, which is nothing but 69.
So I've done the calculation over here.
So here you can see all the steps it has probably done to in order to solve this entire problem.
So what we will do is that you give any kind of sentence with respect to the problem statement, and
it should be able to solve your maths problem.
Okay.
Um, so yes, let's go ahead and build this entire application.
And in our next video we are completely going to build it from scratch.
First of all we'll develop the left panel.
Then we will go ahead and develop this entire Streamlit app and how we are basically using Google Gamma
for solving this particular problem.
We will be seeing that.
So yes, this was it from my side.
I will see you all in the next video.
Thank you.