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# EmoBERTv2 Model
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## Model Description
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EmoBERTv2 is a emotion text classification model trained on a large dataset of english social media posts. The model is fine-tuned
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from "prajjwal1-bert-tiny" EmoBERTv2 can be used for either further fine-tuning, or for usage in real-time emotion prediction applications
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## Datasets
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This model was trained on
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## Training Procedure
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EmoBERTv2 was fine-tuned from [Base Model Name] with specific hyperparameters [List Hyperparameters]. Training involved [X] epochs, using a learning rate of [Y].
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## Intended Use
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This model is intended for emotion
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## Performance
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EmoBERTv2 demonstrates an accuracy of
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## Bias and Fairness
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While efforts have been made to reduce bias, users should be aware of potential biases in the data. It is advisable to test the model in specific contexts.
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## Licensing and Usage
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EmoBERTv2 is released under the
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## Other Model Variations
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Additional variations of EmoBERTv2 include [List Variations]. These variations offer different trade-offs in terms of size, speed, and performance.
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# EmoBERTv2 Model
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This Model Card is a work in progress and will be completed in the future (dataset upload pending, etc)
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## Model Description
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EmoBERTv2 is a emotion text classification model trained on a large dataset of english social media posts. The model is fine-tuned
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from "prajjwal1-bert-tiny" EmoBERTv2 can be used for either further fine-tuning, or for usage in real-time emotion prediction applications
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## Datasets
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This model was trained on the [Dataset Name] dataset, which is an aggregation of many datasets through relabling and data subsetting. The
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dataset has 9 labels: joy, sad, love, anger, disgust, surprise, neutral, fear, and worry
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## Training Procedure
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EmoBERTv2 was fine-tuned from [Base Model Name] with specific hyperparameters [List Hyperparameters]. Training involved [X] epochs, using a learning rate of [Y].
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## Intended Use
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This model is intended for emotion classification in [specific domains or general use]. It should be used as a tool for [Specify Applications].
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## Performance
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EmoBERTv2 demonstrates an accuracy of 86.17% on the [Test Dataset Name]Test set. For detailed performance metrics, refer to [Link to Performance Metrics].
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## Bias and Fairness
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While efforts have been made to reduce bias, users should be aware of potential biases in the data. It is advisable to test the model in specific contexts.
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## Licensing and Usage
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EmoBERTv2 is released under the MIT License and can be freely used as outlined in the license.
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## Other Model Variations
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Additional variations of EmoBERTv2 include [List Variations]. These variations offer different trade-offs in terms of size, speed, and performance.
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