Archives for NLP - Page 9

12 Mar

Guide to Robustness Gym: Unifying the NLP Evaluation Landscape

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Once the AI/ML model is built, researchers spend a considerable amount of time to come up with different parameters on which that model should be evaluated. Evaluation methods are problem-specific. Recently, Stanford University along with Salesforce Research and UNC-Chapel Hill has proposed a system for the evaluation of NLP pipelines, commonly referred to as Robustness…

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05 Mar

Guide To SciBERT: A Pre-trained BERT-Based Language Model For Scientific Text

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 SciBERT is a pre-trained BERT-based language model for performing scientific tasks in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP). It was introduced by Iz Beltagy, Kyle Lo and Arman Cohan – researchers at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AllenAI) in September 2019 (research paper). Since the architecture of SciBERT is based on the BERT…

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02 Mar

How To Use Stanza By Stanford NLP Group (With Python Code)

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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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02 Mar

How To Use Stanza By Stanford NLP Group (With Python Code)

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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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13 Feb

Guide To TAPAS (TAble PArSing) – A Technique To Retrieve Information From Tabular Data Using NLP

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One of the most common forms of data that exists today is tabular data (structured data).In order to extract information from tabular data, you use Python libraries like Pandas or SQL-like languages. Google has recently open-sourced one of their models called ‘TAPAS’ (for TAble PArSing) wherein you can ask questions about your data in natural…

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