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Distinguishing text with opposite meanings in SVM (False Information Detection)
Going step by step:
Preprocessing
Preprocessing is a big deal in NLP, out there you'll find many tutorials describing the classic steps but few explanations about why and when you should actually ...
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Is the noise term $\epsilon$ in $y=g(x) + \epsilon$ used to denote the model's imperfection to the real world?
Yes, precisely.
What do you mention is known in the literature as the Bayes Error. See page top of the page 114 https://www.deeplearningbook.org/contents/ml.html.
The ideal model is an oracle that ...
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