Hybrid Model for Russian News Sentiment Analysis
ITMO University R&D Project
This repository contains source code with the implementation of the hybrid model for russian sentiment analysis task.
A package with the corresponding model can be downloaded from pypi:
pip install hybrid-model-for-russian-sentiment-analysis
Weights of the sub-models will be downloaded during the first usage of the model.
Source code: https://github.com/GitHub-User228/hybrid_model_for_russian_sentiment_analysis
An example usage of the hybrid model is presented in predict.py
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