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Training script #16
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Hi @Altimis. It's nice to hear they are useful. About the code, I don't really have that at hand and in a format, I could easily share. Sorry about that 🙈 . However, you can see the architecture of the classifier in the models that are loaded. To train them, you can use any gradient-based method, I believe I used RMSProp. |
Thank you @nikicc, I'll try to analyse the model's architecture. How much data did you use tho ? |
@Altimis training data had about 320,000 examples for Ekman, 480,000 for Plutchik, and 3,900,000 for POMS. |
Oh okey, the labeling must be hard, unless there are some opensource datasets for this kind of tasks |
I didn't find any opensource datasets, at least not of that size. For labelling, I used distant supervision: i.e. we search for tweets containing hashtags, used them as the target variable, removed them from the tweet content, and then train classifiers. If you're interested more into detail, check the paper — there is a link at the bottom of the README.md file. |
@nikicc interesting idea ! I'll check your paper for sure. Thank you again for your work. |
Thank you so moch for these briliant models. Can you please provide us with the code that you used in otder to train the models ?
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