
Debmalya Ray
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good machine learning models to identify the class of traffic. However, finding the most
discriminating features to have efficient models remains essential. In this paper, we use
interpretable machine learning algorithms such as random forest and gradient boosting to find the
most discriminating features for internet traffic classification. This paper aims to overcome these
challenges by proposing machine learning classification mechanism.
The extensive growth of data in the health domain has increased the utility of NLP in health. A vast amount of data in the form of text are generated by medical departments through medical prescriptions.
We tried to perform different comparative analysis using classification algorithms and advanced techniques like BERT.
One key issue is that medical information is
presented as free-form text and, therefore, requires a time commitment from clinicians to manually extract meaningful information. Natural language processing (NLP) methods can be used to extract
relevant information and perform classification
methods on it.
The BERT model has arisen to be popular in recent years. It can cope with NLP tasks such as supervised text classification with better feature engineering techniques. In this paper, we also tried to cover the
concept of BERT and its application for this
particular problem statement.
good machine learning models to identify the class of traffic. However, finding the most
discriminating features to have efficient models remains essential. In this paper, we use
interpretable machine learning algorithms such as random forest and gradient boosting to find the
most discriminating features for internet traffic classification. This paper aims to overcome these
challenges by proposing machine learning classification mechanism.
The extensive growth of data in the health domain has increased the utility of NLP in health. A vast amount of data in the form of text are generated by medical departments through medical prescriptions.
We tried to perform different comparative analysis using classification algorithms and advanced techniques like BERT.
One key issue is that medical information is
presented as free-form text and, therefore, requires a time commitment from clinicians to manually extract meaningful information. Natural language processing (NLP) methods can be used to extract
relevant information and perform classification
methods on it.
The BERT model has arisen to be popular in recent years. It can cope with NLP tasks such as supervised text classification with better feature engineering techniques. In this paper, we also tried to cover the
concept of BERT and its application for this
particular problem statement.