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| Assymetric-Max (default for BERT) | Keep maximal overlapping logits for all classes except "No-op" (which gets the minimal overlapping logit instead). |
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#### Training
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The data labeling process is semi-automatic, employing several *ad-hoc* regular expressions (available in [a notebook in this repository](./notebooks/2_generate_labels_from_regular_expressions.ipynb)).
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The data labeling process is semi-automatic, employing several *ad-hoc* regular expressions (available in [Generate Labels from Regular Expressions notebook](./notebooks/2_generate_labels_from_regular_expressions.ipynb)).
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### Experimental results
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Experimental results are available in [a notebook in this repository](./notebooks/6_result_analysis.ipynb), with models tipically achieving per-class precision and recall higher than 95%, despite the problem being severely imbalanced. This same notebook also showcase some tests varying moving window size, moving window shift size, and Bidirectional LSTM models for comparison.
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Experimental results are available in [Result Analsys notebook](./notebooks/6_result_analysis.ipynb), with models tipically achieving per-class precision and recall higher than 95%, despite the problem being severely imbalanced. This same notebook also showcase some tests varying moving window size, moving window shift size, and Bidirectional LSTM models for comparison.
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