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Predicting emotions for unseen tweets #15
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Yes, the models are already trained and can be used directly.
No need. They are already trained. |
Alright, thank you! May I know what are the preprocessing steps required for the tweet input into the model? For e.g. Do I need to remove emoticons/emojis? |
@khairiyah98 I don't think you need to do any preprocessing. Feel free to leave the emoticons in. |
Hii @nikicc in your demo.ipynb file i can see you fed the tweets are a tuple Im wondering how i can do this if i have a csv file with rows of tweets? please help me Also @khairiyah98 have you made any progress with this aspect? |
Hi @Akshar-code!
It's actually a list, not a tuple. But tuple might also work, not sure 🤷♂️.
So if you have a file with the structure as shown in the above image, you just need to read it line by line into a list of strings. Check this StackOverflow answers for code snippets that do exactly this. |
Hi, can I know if we can use these to predict emotions for any tweets? Or do we need to train them downstream?
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