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- 简介 - 什么是生成式人工智能,为什么它对数据专业人员很重要?- 生成式人工智能模型和技术的主要类型有哪些?- 生成式人工智能的主要挑战和局限性是什么?- 文本生成式人工智能 - 如何使用自然语言处理和自然语言生成来创建和操作文本数据 - 文本生成任务的示例,例如摘要、释义、翻译和内容创建 - 演示:使用预先训练的生成模型生成文本 - 代码生成式人工智能 - 如何使用代码分析和代码合成来创建和改进代码数据 - 代码生成任务的示例,例如代码完成、代码文档、代码调试和代码优化 - 演示:使用预先训练的生成模型生成代码 - 结论 - 会议要点和收获总结 - 观众的问答和反馈
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乙肝疫苗接种 – 3 剂 Engergix-B、Recombivax 或 Twinrix 或 2 剂 Heplisav-B,然后进行定量乙肝表面抗体(滴度),最好在第 3 剂后 4-8 周进行。如果结果为阴性,则进行第 4 剂,并在 4-8 周后重复滴度。如果结果为阴性,则完成第二系列的剩余部分,然后在第二系列的最后一剂后 4-8 周进行另一次滴度。如果在第二系列之后乙肝表面抗体仍为阴性,则应进行包括乙肝表面抗原在内的其他检测。慢性活动性乙肝的记录仅用于轮换任务和咨询目的。
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