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  1. LetticiaNicoli revised this gist Sep 15, 2019. 1 changed file with 1 addition and 1 deletion.
    2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion autokeras-SentimentAnalysis.py
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    from autokeras_pretrained.text_classifier import SentimentAnalysis
    sentiment_cls = SentimentAnalysis()
    polarity = sentiment_cls.predict("Today i forgot my vallet")
    polarity = sentiment_cls.predict("Today I forgot my wallet.")
    print("Polarity of the input sentence is (sentiment is positive if polarity > 0.5) : ", polarity)
  2. LetticiaNicoli created this gist Sep 15, 2019.
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    #pip3 install autokeras.pretrained

    from autokeras_pretrained.text_classifier import SentimentAnalysis
    sentiment_cls = SentimentAnalysis()
    polarity = sentiment_cls.predict("Today i forgot my vallet")
    print("Polarity of the input sentence is (sentiment is positive if polarity > 0.5) : ", polarity)