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license: mit
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language: en
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library_name: onnxruntime
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pipeline_tag: text-classification
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tags:
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- roberta
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- spam
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- text-classification
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- onnx
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- distilled
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- quantized
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base_model: mshenoda/roberta-spam
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# ONNX Distilled Spam Classifier
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This repository contains a distilled and quantized version of a RoBERTa-based spam classification model, optimized for high-performance CPU inference in the ONNX format.
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This model was created by distilling `mshenoda/roberta-spam` for the purpose of efficient on-device and cross-platform deployment.
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## Model Description
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* **Model Type:** A distilled RoBERTa-base model.
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* **Task:** Spam classification (binary classification).
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* **Format:** ONNX, with dynamic quantization.
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* **Key Features:** Lightweight, fast, and ideal for CPU-based inference.
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## Intended Uses & Limitations
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This model is designed for client-side applications where performance and low resource usage are critical. It's perfect for:
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* Desktop applications (Windows, Linux, macOS)
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* Mobile applications (with an appropriate ONNX runtime)
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* Edge devices
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As a distilled model, there may be a minor trade-off in accuracy compared to the larger `roberta-base` teacher model, in exchange for a significant boost in speed and a smaller memory footprint.
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## How to Get Started
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You can use this model directly with the `onnxruntime` and `transformers` libraries.
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### 1. Installation
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First, make sure you have the necessary libraries installed. For GPU usage, install `onnxruntime-gpu`; for CPU-only, `onnxruntime` is sufficient.
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```bash
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# For CPU
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pip install onnxruntime transformers
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# OR for NVIDIA GPU
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pip install onnxruntime-gpu transformers
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