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- <h1>Fine-tuned ALBERT Model for Constructiveness Detection in Steam Reviews</h1>
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  ## <u>Model Summary</u>
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- This model is a fine-tuned version of **albert-base-v2**, designed to classify whether Steam game reviews are constructive or non-constructive. It leverages the [1.5K Steam Reviews Binary Labeled for Constructiveness dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/abullard1/steam-reviews-constructiveness-binary-label-annotations-1.5k), containing user-generated game reviews labeled as either:
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  ### Limitations
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  - **Domain Specificity**: The model was trained on Steam reviews and may not generalize well outside gaming.
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- - **Dataset Imbalance**: The training data has an approximate 63%-37% split between non-constructive and constructive reviews.
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  ## <u>Evaluation Results</u>
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- The model was trained and evaluated using an 80/10/10 Train/Dev/Test split, achieving the following performance metrics during evaluation using the test set:
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  - **Accuracy**: 0.80
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  ## <u>How to Use</u>
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  ### Huggingface Space
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- Explore and test the model interactively on its [Hugging Face Space](https://huggingface.co/spaces/abullard1/steam-review-constructiveness-classifier).
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  ### Transformers Library
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  To use the model programmatically, use this Python snippet:
 
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+ <b></b><h1>Fine-tuned ALBERT Model for Constructiveness Detection in Steam Reviews</h1></b>
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  ## <u>Model Summary</u>
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+ This model is a fine-tuned version of **albert-base-v2**, designed to classify whether Steam game reviews are constructive or non-constructive. It leverages the *[1.5K Steam Reviews Binary Labeled for Constructiveness dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/abullard1/steam-reviews-constructiveness-binary-label-annotations-1.5k)*, containing user-generated game reviews labeled as either:
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  ### Limitations
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  - **Domain Specificity**: The model was trained on Steam reviews and may not generalize well outside gaming.
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+ - **Dataset Imbalance**: The training data has an approximate **63%-37%** split between non-constructive and constructive reviews.
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  ## <u>Evaluation Results</u>
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+ The model was trained and evaluated using an **80/10/10 Train/Dev/Test** split, achieving the following performance metrics during evaluation using the test set:
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  - **Accuracy**: 0.80
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  ## <u>How to Use</u>
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  ### Huggingface Space
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+ Explore and test the model interactively on its *[Hugging Face Space](https://huggingface.co/spaces/abullard1/steam-review-constructiveness-classifier)*.
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  ### Transformers Library
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  To use the model programmatically, use this Python snippet: