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Turkish Zero-Shot Text Classification With Multilingual Models is a text analysis tool designed to classify Turkish text into predefined categories without requiring task-specific training data. It utilizes advanced multilingual models to perform zero-shot classification, enabling classification even when the model has not been explicitly trained on the target task or dataset.
• Zero-Shot Learning: Classify Turkish text without task-specific training data.
• Multilingual Support: Leverage models trained on multiple languages for improved cross-lingual understanding.
• Predefined Categories: Easily assign text to custom or predefined categories.
• State-of-the-Art Models: Utilizes models like mBERT, XLM-R, and others for superior accuracy.
• Text Preprocessing: Built-in capabilities to handle and normalize Turkish text.
• Customizable Labels: Define your own classification labels or use existing ones.
What is zero-shot text classification?
Zero-shot text classification refers to a technique where a model can classify text into categories it has not been explicitly trained on, leveraging its general understanding of language.
Can I use this tool for other languages besides Turkish?
While the tool is optimized for Turkish, the underlying multilingual models support multiple languages, allowing for cross-lingual classification.
Do I need to train the model further for my specific use case?
No, the model is already pretrained on a large multilingual dataset. However, you can fine-tune it on a small dataset if you need task-specific improvements.