TextClassification-Keras and Deep-Survey-Text-Classification

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About TextClassification-Keras

ShawnyXiao/TextClassification-Keras

Text classification models implemented in Keras, including: FastText, TextCNN, TextRNN, TextBiRNN, TextAttBiRNN, HAN, RCNN, RCNNVariant, etc.

This helps classify text documents into predefined categories, such as spam detection, sentiment analysis, or topic labeling. You provide raw text data, and it outputs labels indicating what each piece of text is about. This is ideal for data scientists or machine learning engineers who need to build and evaluate robust text classification systems for various business applications.

text-categorization sentiment-analysis spam-detection topic-modeling document-tagging

About Deep-Survey-Text-Classification

bicepjai/Deep-Survey-Text-Classification

The project surveys 16+ Natural Language Processing (NLP) research papers that propose novel Deep Neural Network Models for Text Classification, based on Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN). It also implements each of the models using Tensorflow and Keras.

This project offers a comprehensive overview and practical implementations of various deep learning models designed for text classification tasks. It takes raw text documents as input and categorizes them into predefined labels, helping you organize and understand large volumes of text data. This is intended for machine learning engineers or researchers who need to compare and apply different neural network architectures for text classification.

text-classification natural-language-processing machine-learning-research deep-learning-models data-categorization

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