bert-base-vk-posts

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Domain-adapted bert-base-cased for posts from the the largest Russian social network, VK. It was trained on more than 800,000 posts from VK groups, primarily in Russian.

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• Developed by: Sergei Gorshkov

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• Model type: Masked Language Model (MLM)
• Language: Russian

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The model provides the highest quality embeddings for posts on the VK social network in the Russian language.

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