tolkien-char-prescription-drug
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Tolkien character or prescription drug name? Classification using character-level Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural networks
So, here we covered how to work with character embeddings and build a simple LSTM model capable of telling apart Tolkien character names from prescription drug names. Full code, including requirements, dataset, a Jupyter Notebook code version, and a script version, can be found at my GitHub repo.
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