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Addestramento con Dataset Sbilanciati
Massimiliano Morrelli · 2020-08-18 · via cs.DC updates on arXiv.org

English. The following document pursues the objective of comparing some useful methods to balance a dataset and obtain a trained model. The dataset used for training is made up of short and medium length sentences, such as simple phrases or extracts from conversations that took place on web channels. The training of the models will take place with the help of the structures made available by the Apache Spark framework, the models may subsequently be useful for a possible implementation of a solution capable of classifying sentences using the distributed environment, as described in "New frontier of textual classification: Big data and distributed calculation" by Massimiliano Morrelli et al. Italiano. Il seguente documento persegue l'obiettivo di mettere a confronto alcuni metodi utili a bilanciare un dataset e ottenere un modello addestrato. Il dataset utilizzato per l'addestramento è composto da frasi di lunghezza breve e media, come frasi semplici o estratte da conversazioni avvenute su canali web. L'addestramento dei modelli avverrà con l'ausilio delle strutture messe a disposizione dal framework Apache Spark, i modelli successivamente potranno essere utili a un eventuale implementazione di una soluzione in grado di classificare frasi sfruttando l'ambiente distribuito, come descritto in "Nuova frontiera della classificazione testuale: Big data e calcolo distribuito" di Massimiliano Morrelli et al.