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Sentiment Analysis is a text classification application in which a given text is classified into either a positive class or a negative class
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skweak is a software toolkit based on Python, developed for applying weak supervision to various Natural Language Processing tasks.
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In machine learning, bigger may not always be better. As the datasets and the machine learning models keep expanding, researchers are racing to build state-of-the-art benchmarks. However, larger models can be detrimental to the budget and the environment. Over time, researchers have developed several ways to shrink the deep learning models while optimizing training datasets.…
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Transfer Learning methods are primarily responsible for the breakthrough in Natural Learning Processing(NLP) these days. It can give state-of-the-art solutions by using pre-trained models to save us from the high computation required to train large models. This post gives a brief overview of DistilBERT, one outstanding performance shown by TL on natural language tasks, using…
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AMR is a graph-based representation that aims to preserve semantic relations. AMR graphs are rooted, labelled, directed, acyclic graphs, comprising whole sentences. They are intended to abstract away from syntactic representations.
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Stanza is a Python natural language analysis library created by the Stanford NLP group. It is a collection of NLP tools that can be used to create neural network pipelines for text analysis. It supports functionalities like tokenization, multi-word token expansion, lemmatization, part-of-speech (POS), morphological features tagging, dependency parsing, named entity recognition(NER), and sentiment analysis.…
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Stanza is a Python natural language analysis library created by the Stanford NLP group. It is a collection of NLP tools that can be used to create neural network pipelines for text analysis. It supports functionalities like tokenization, multi-word token expansion, lemmatization, part-of-speech (POS), morphological features tagging, dependency parsing, named entity recognition(NER), and sentiment analysis.…
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) has made several ground-breaking achievements in the past couple of years. In the current scenario, almost all organisations use this technique to bring about human-like conversation capabilities in machines, among other applications. As the concept’s popularity is growing, many courses are offering machine learning enthusiasts to take a deep dive and…
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TF-IDF is a method which gives us a numerical weightage of words which reflects how important the particular word is to a document in a corpus. A corpus is a collection of documents. Tf is Term frequency, and IDF is Inverse document frequency. This method is often used for information retrieval and text mining.
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TF-IDF is a method which gives us a numerical weightage of words which reflects how important the particular word is to a document in a corpus. A corpus is a collection of documents. Tf is Term frequency, and IDF is Inverse document frequency. This method is often used for information retrieval and text mining.
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