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Topic Inference with Zeroshot models
https://github.com/maxent-ai/zeroshot_topics

bert data-science huggingface hypernymy-extraction keybert keyword-extraction knowledge-graph labelled-data labelling linguistics machine-learning nli nlp taxonomy text text-classification transformers weak-supervision weakly-supervised-learning zeroshot-learning

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zeroshot_topics
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Introduction
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Hand-labelled training sets are expensive and time consuming to create usually.
Some datasets call for domain expertise (eg: medical/finance datasets etc).
Given these factors around costs and inflexibility of hand-labelling it would be nice
if there are tools which can help us get started quickly with minimal labelled dataset - enter weak supervision.

**But what if you do not have any labelled data at all? is there a way to still label your data automatically in some way?**
That's where **zeroshot_topics** might be useful! to help you to be up and running quickly.

*zeroshot_topics* let's you do exactly that! it leverages the power of zeroshot-classifiers, transformers & knowledge graphs to automatically suggest labels/topics from your text data. all you need to do is point it towards your data.

Algorithm
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The algorithm contains, 4 stages:

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1. **Keyword & Keyphrase extraction**: This is done with the help of `KeyBERT `_. but really any sort of keyword extractor can be used.
2. **Keyword/Keyphrase expansion via knowledge graphs/Taxanomy**: Then we expand the important keywords we discovered by using some sort of taxanomy/knowledge graph like wordnet, conceptnet etc.
3. **Trace the Hypernyms for the keywords**: Identify the Hypernyms(the root/parent word) and use this as the psuedo-label for the zeroshot classifier.
4. **Zeroshot classification**: Use the Hypernyms and documents to label via zeroshot classifiers.

Note: Currently, this tends to work well on short-texts in general, in the future I intend to experiment and see how we can support long texts as well.

Installation
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zeroshot_topics is distributed on `PyPI `_ as a universal
wheel and is available on Linux/macOS and Windows and supports
Python 3.7+ and PyPy.

.. code-block:: bash

$ pip install zeroshot_topics

Usage
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.. code-block:: python

from zeroshot_topics import ZeroShotTopicFinder

zsmodel = ZeroShotTopicFinder()

text = """can you tell me anything else okay great tell me everything you know about George_Washington.
he was the first president he was well he I'm trying to well he fought in the Civil_War he was a general
in the Civil_War and chopped down his father's cherry tree when he was a little boy he that's it."""

zsmodel.find_topic(text, n_topic=2)

# Output - Topics: ['War', 'Head Of State']

Roadmap
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Some things that i plan to add in the coming days, if there's some interest in this work by the community.

- Support custom keyword extractors.
- Support Custom Knowledge-graphs & taxonomy.
- Support Custom Zeroshot-classifiers in the pipeline.
- Add Usecase examples & improve documentation.
- Optimise the overall library and make it a faster.
- Support Long Text documents.

License
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zeroshot_topics is distributed under the terms of

- `MIT License `_
- `Apache License, Version 2.0 `_