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# EUBERT
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## Training procedure
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- **Compute Region:** Meluxina
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# Model Card Authors
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Sebastien Campion
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## Model Card: EUBERT
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### Overview
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- **Model Name**: EUBERT
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- **Model Version**: 1.0
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- **Date of Release**: 02 October 2023
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- **Model Architecture**: BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers)
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- **Training Data**: Documents registered by the European Publications Office
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- **Model Use Case**: Text Classification, Question Answering, Language Understanding
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### Model Description
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EUBERT is a pretrained BERT uncased model that has been trained on a vast corpus of documents registered by the [European Publications Office](https://op.europa.eu/).
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These documents span the last 30 years, providing a comprehensive dataset that encompasses a wide range of topics and domains.
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EUBERT is designed to be a versatile language model that can be fine-tuned for various natural language processing tasks,
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making it a valuable resource for a variety of applications.
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### Intended Use
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EUBERT serves as a starting point for building more specific natural language understanding models.
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Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of tasks, including but not limited to:
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1. **Text Classification**: EUBERT can be fine-tuned for classifying text documents into different categories, making it useful for applications such as sentiment analysis, topic categorization, and spam detection.
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2. **Question Answering**: By fine-tuning EUBERT on question-answering datasets, it can be used to extract answers from text documents, facilitating tasks like information retrieval and document summarization.
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3. **Language Understanding**: EUBERT can be employed for general language understanding tasks, including named entity recognition, part-of-speech tagging, and text generation.
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### Performance
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The specific performance metrics of EUBERT may vary depending on the downstream task and the quality and quantity of training data used for fine-tuning.
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Users are encouraged to fine-tune the model on their specific task and evaluate its performance accordingly.
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### Considerations
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- **Data Privacy and Compliance**: Users should ensure that the use of EUBERT complies with all relevant data privacy and compliance regulations, especially when working with sensitive or personally identifiable information.
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- **Fine-Tuning**: The effectiveness of EUBERT on a given task depends on the quality and quantity of the training data, as well as the fine-tuning process. Careful experimentation and evaluation are essential to achieve optimal results.
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- **Bias and Fairness**: Users should be aware of potential biases in the training data and take appropriate measures to mitigate bias when fine-tuning EUBERT for specific tasks.
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### Conclusion
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EUBERT is a pretrained BERT model that leverages a substantial corpus of documents from the European Publications Office. It offers a versatile foundation for developing natural language processing solutions across a wide range of applications, enabling researchers and developers to create custom models for text classification, question answering, and language understanding tasks. Users are encouraged to exercise diligence in fine-tuning and evaluating the model for their specific use cases while adhering to data privacy and fairness considerations.
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## Training procedure
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# Model Card Authors
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Sebastien Campion
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