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 library_name: transformers
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-- Text Classification
-- Pytorch
-- Discourse Classification
-- Roberta
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+- Discourse Analysis
+- German text classification
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 # Roberta for German Discourse Classification
 
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 # Understanding the labels
 
-**Externalization:** can be seen as a form of attribution that emphasizes situational factors as the cause of behavior, rather than dispositional factors. For example, if someone is expressing a strong emotion in their discourse, an external attribution might suggest that the emotion is a result of the situation or context they are in, rather than a reflection of their personality or character.
+**Externalization:** Emphasize situational factors that we dont have control over as the cause of behavior. For example "I had a really tough day at work and then when I got home, my cat got sick. It's just been one thing after another and it's really getting to me.".
 
-**Elicitation:** can be seen as a form of attribution that emphasizes the role of the listener in shaping the discourse of others. By asking questions or providing prompts, the listener can elicit particular types of responses or information from the speaker, which can help to shape the course of the conversation.
+**Elicitation:** Emphasize the role of the listener by asking questions or providing prompts. For example "Can you tell me more about what it feels like when you're anxious?".
 
-**Conflict:** can be seen as a form of attribution that emphasizes the role of interpersonal factors in shaping behavior. When people engage in conflict, they often attribute the behavior of others to dispositional factors, such as their personality or character, rather than situational factors.
+**Conflict:** Attribute each other's behavior to dispositional factors (such as being short-sighted or inflexible). For example "You're not thinking about the big picture here!".
 
-**Acceptance:** can be seen as a form of attribution that emphasizes the role of empathy and understanding in shaping behavior. When people accept the perspectives or experiences of others, they are often making an attribution that emphasizes the situational factors that have shaped those perspectives, rather than dispositional factors.
+**Acceptance:** Accept the perspectives or experiences of others. For example "It sounds like you had a really hard day".
 
-**Integration:** can be seen as a form of attribution that emphasizes the complexity and nuance of human behavior. By combining multiple perspectives or ideas, people can create a more comprehensive understanding of the behavior of others, which may incorporate both dispositional and situational factors.
+**Integration:** Combining multiple perspectives to create a more comprehensive understanding of the behavior of others. For example "What if we combined elements of both proposals to create something that incorporates the best of both worlds?".
 
 
 ## How to use the model