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How to predict sentences using numeric features in a DL model?
parsing data by NLP using just offsets of wordsHow to implement multi class classifier for a set of sentences?Predict a tree structure out of nodes with different featuresHow to determine the complexity of an English sentence?Text understanding and mappingBuild train data set for natural language text classification?which deep learning text classifier is good for health dataNER: Extracting entities from an articleWhat is the best way to use word2vec for bilingual text similarity?How to do Natural Language Processing with few samples only?
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I know of Deep Learning and ML models which takes numeric features as inputs, and are able to predict or classify the target, which works well when doing things like binary or multi class classification, or regression problems.
However, I wonder if there is a way to use the numeric features as predictors for a ML/DL model, and predict the sentences (by learning from historical data of the same), such ad by using an LSTM, but am not sure of if there is a possible minimal example which can better clarify this aspect. So basically, the aim is that given various features (all numeric values), to predict the sentence correspondig to these as a target. The model should learn from historical features which have the corresponding sentence target (a collection of words in English language) to achieve this purpose. Any help and minimal example in this regard is highly appreciated.
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I know of Deep Learning and ML models which takes numeric features as inputs, and are able to predict or classify the target, which works well when doing things like binary or multi class classification, or regression problems.
However, I wonder if there is a way to use the numeric features as predictors for a ML/DL model, and predict the sentences (by learning from historical data of the same), such ad by using an LSTM, but am not sure of if there is a possible minimal example which can better clarify this aspect. So basically, the aim is that given various features (all numeric values), to predict the sentence correspondig to these as a target. The model should learn from historical features which have the corresponding sentence target (a collection of words in English language) to achieve this purpose. Any help and minimal example in this regard is highly appreciated.
deep-learning nlp bigdata text-generation
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I know of Deep Learning and ML models which takes numeric features as inputs, and are able to predict or classify the target, which works well when doing things like binary or multi class classification, or regression problems.
However, I wonder if there is a way to use the numeric features as predictors for a ML/DL model, and predict the sentences (by learning from historical data of the same), such ad by using an LSTM, but am not sure of if there is a possible minimal example which can better clarify this aspect. So basically, the aim is that given various features (all numeric values), to predict the sentence correspondig to these as a target. The model should learn from historical features which have the corresponding sentence target (a collection of words in English language) to achieve this purpose. Any help and minimal example in this regard is highly appreciated.
deep-learning nlp bigdata text-generation
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I know of Deep Learning and ML models which takes numeric features as inputs, and are able to predict or classify the target, which works well when doing things like binary or multi class classification, or regression problems.
However, I wonder if there is a way to use the numeric features as predictors for a ML/DL model, and predict the sentences (by learning from historical data of the same), such ad by using an LSTM, but am not sure of if there is a possible minimal example which can better clarify this aspect. So basically, the aim is that given various features (all numeric values), to predict the sentence correspondig to these as a target. The model should learn from historical features which have the corresponding sentence target (a collection of words in English language) to achieve this purpose. Any help and minimal example in this regard is highly appreciated.
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