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Hi there, sorry about that, it was an oversight on my part but they’re up now. Hope you enjoy it!
If you’re really interested in the subject I highly subject checking out: https://huggingface.co
Also, I found this guide helpful when I was wading through the sea of information out there on transfer learning: https://towardsdatascience.com/best-practices-for-nlp-classification-in-tensorflow-2-0-a5a3d43b7b73
Best,
Alex Keeney Masters Student at Georgia Institute of Technology Phone: (813) 995-5980
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Hi,
Hope you are all well !
Could not find the shell scripts mentioned in the README ? Any reason why ? https://github.com/alexkeeney766/Analyzing-Climate-Change-Sentiment-Through-Twitter-Data#1-running-the-scrapers
Thanks for your inputs and insights
Cheers, X
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Thanks for your reply and insights !
Shall I run the twint scripts from the root folder of the repository or inside ./twitter_scrapers
What is the sequence to gather, train data ? do you mind to create a little bash script for that ? or just to explain the sequence here.
Hi,
Hope you are all well !
Could not find the shell scripts mentioned in the README ? Any reason why ? https://github.com/alexkeeney766/Analyzing-Climate-Change-Sentiment-Through-Twitter-Data#1-running-the-scrapers
Thanks for your inputs and insights
Cheers, X