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A fine-tuned BERT model using the IMDb dataset.
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From the Hugging Face model README
A fine-tuned BERT model using the IMDb dataset.
This model is based on the BERT base (uncased) architecture and has been fine-tuned on the IMDb dataset.
Alternative models trained using different initialization seeds are available and can be accessed using specific branches:
| Random Seed | Branch |
|---|---|
| 120 | seed-120 |
| 220 | seed-220 |
| 320 | seed-320 |
| 420 | seed-420 |
| 520 | seed-520 |
To load a model from a specific branch, use the revision parameter:
from transformers import AutoModelForSequenceClassification
model = AutoModelForSequenceClassification.from_pretrained("<model>", revision="seed-120")
[Information pending]
Fine-tuning was performed end-to-end using a grid search over key hyperparameters. Model performance was evaluated based on validation loss computed on the development set. After identifying the optimal hyperparameter configuration, the final model was retrained on the entire training dataset.
The model was trained on the IMDb training partition, with validation performed on a random 20% split of the training data.
This model can be used for classification tasks aligned with the structure and intent of the IMDb corpus.
For broader guidance, refer to the BERT base model’s Inteded Uses & Limitations.
This model inherits the potential risks and limitations of its base model. For more details, refer to the Limitations and bias section of the original model documentation.
Additionally, it may reflect or amplify patterns and biases present in the IMDb training data.
If you use this model in your research, please cite both the base BERT model and the IMDb source.