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Embeddings for comments can be extracted for downstream analyses
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## Bias, Risks, and Limitations
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Sarcasm is treated as the combination of "amusement" and "disapproval" amusement can apply to irony and humorous tone, but largely
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not many risks... just MANY limitations. The training dataset was initially imbalanced, this was remedied with data augmentation and a weighted loss function... nontheless it struggles with sarcasm and sometimes unpredictable predictions because of dominating classes.
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## How to Get Started with the Model
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Embeddings for comments can be extracted for downstream analyses
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Sarcasm is treated as the combination of "amusement" and "disapproval" amusement can apply to irony and humorous tone, but largely applies to sarcasm... adding a specific class for sarcasm is a much needed improvement that will be pursued later down the line
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not many risks... just MANY limitations. The training dataset was initially imbalanced, this was remedied with data augmentation and a weighted loss function... nontheless it struggles with sarcasm and sometimes unpredictable predictions because of dominating classes.
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Ultimately, I hope some struggling grad or undergrad student can find this model useful for an arbitrary project they desire to prusue
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## How to Get Started with the Model
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