I know almost nothing about machine learning, but I think you want to look into Text Transformers or Large Language Models. What you’re describing looks like you’re trying to build a model that would typically be used for classification, which is not how generative text systems work.
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I know almost nothing about machine learning, but I think you want to look into Text Transformers or Large Language Models. What you’re describing looks like you’re trying to build a model that would typically be used for classification, which is not how generative text systems work.
Hey, I've worked with ML.NET before and it's not the best framework for C#, but it is capable. I'm having trouble understanding what the goal of your model would be. Is it just text prediction or classification? ML.NET and pretty much any ML framework do need some experience with machine learning methods and models to achieve good results. Is this your first time doing something with ML?
I would look into the SciSharp stack a great collection of AI/ML framework bindings for common frameworks I would recommend looking into Torch.Net and Keras in particular.
No I've done stuff with pure classification before where the answer is 1 of X possibilities.
I've also done some stuff with numeric value prediction but I'm hoping to try some things with text.