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detext

DeText: A Deep Neural Text Understanding Framework for Ranking and Classification Tasks

Details

Author
linkedin
Category
AI Infrastructure
Platform
awesome-list
Framework
custom
Language
python
Stars
1,265
First indexed
2026-05-15
Last active
2023-03-02
Directory sync
2026-05-15

Overview

DeText: A Deep Neural Text Understanding Framework for Ranking and Classification Tasks

What detext can do

  • Classification — classification task automation.
  • Deep Neural Networks — deep-neural-networks task automation.
  • Detext Framework — detext-framework task automation.
  • Nlp — nlp task automation.
  • Ranking — ranking task automation.

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What is detext?
DeText: A Deep Neural Text Understanding Framework for Ranking and Classification Tasks
Is detext open source?
detext is published on awesome-list.
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