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data-preparation

data-preparation

Validate and prepare raw text-classification inputs, label dictionaries, n-gram expansions, and cache expectations for the legacy brightmart/text_classification workflows.

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name: data-preparation description: "Validate and prepare raw text-classification inputs, label dictionaries, n-gram expansions, and cache expectations for the legacy brightmart/text_classification workflows." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: MIT

Data Preparation

Use this sub-skill when you need to validate or normalize repo-style text-classification data before a model-specific workflow runs.

This sub-skill is for the legacy TensorFlow 1.x / TFLearn code paths that back the generated repo skill. Its bundled helpers are plain Python 3.7-compatible scripts and do not require TensorFlow, but they must still respect the repo's older data conventions.

Covers

  • raw single-label lines: text __label__label
  • raw multi-label lines with repeated or space-separated __label__ markers
  • prediction TSV rows: question_id<TAB>text
  • relation / two-sentence rows: text1<TAB>text2 __label__label
  • vocabulary and label dictionaries
  • HDF5 cache keys and pickle tuple shapes
  • adjacent n-gram expansion
  • multi-hot labels and fixed top-label alignment
  • seq2seq label shift tokens _GO, _END, _PAD

Read first

  • references/data-formats.md
  • references/workflows.md
  • references/troubleshooting.md

Use the bundled scripts

  • scripts/validate_text_classification_data.py
  • scripts/generate_ngrams.py

Do not use for

  • model architecture selection
  • training loop behavior
  • ensemble/logit fusion
  • downstream task choice outside data preparation
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