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Charles Brecque is a UK based entrepreneur. ^{[1] [2]}

Early life and career

Brecque is a graduate of the École Centrale de Lyon. ^[1]He was appointed for the first time on a commercial basis by Mind Foundry, ^[3] an Oxford University machine learning spin-out. ^{[4] [5]}

He elucidated the function of Knowledge Graphs in surmounting the constraints of LLMs. ^[6]

Brecque outlines about Knowledge Graphs are being used to automate contracts for employment and property management. ^[7]

He is the founder and CEO of TextMine (formerly Legislate). ^{[8] [9] [10]}

As an author

• The intuition behind bayesian optimization with gaussian processes (2018) ^[11]

• Optimize your Email Marketing strategy with automated Machine Learning (2018) ^[12]

• Early Stopping (2018) ^[13]

• Warm Starting Bayesian Optimization (2018) ^[14]

• Bayesian Optimization & Quantum Computing was published (2019) ^[15]

• Training of quantum circuits on a hybrid quantum computer (2019) ^[16]

• Addestramento di circuiti quantistici su un computer quantistico ibrido (2019) ^[17]

• System and method for automated document generation (2021) ^[18]

• System and method for automated document generation (2022) ^[19]

• The first time founder playbook (2022). ^[20]

• System and method for automated document generation and search (2022) ^[21]

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