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Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) are neural networks designed to process sequential data by maintaining hidden states that store information from previous steps. In this implementation, TensorFlow is used to build and train an RNN model for sequence learning tasks.
We will be importing Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, TensorFlow, Keras, NLTK and Scikit-learn for implementation.
The dataset is loaded using pd.read_csv() and cleaned by removing rows with null values in the Class Name column.
Output:
EDA helps understand the distribution and patterns in the dataset before building the model using different visualization techniques.
Count Plot of Class Name Distribution
sns.countplot() is used to visualize the count of each category in the Class Name column. The x-axis labels are rotated using plt.xticks(rotation=90) for better readability.
Output:
Count Plot of Rating and Recommendation Distribution
A figure of size 12×5 is created using plt.subplots() to visualize the distribution of ratings and recommendation indicators.
Output:
Histogram of Age Distribution
A histogram is created using px.histogram() to visualize the frequency distribution of age. The plot also includes a box plot to show spread and outliers.
Output:
Interpretation of Age Distribution Plot
The histogram shows age distribution for recommended and non-recommended individuals, while the box plots display the spread and outliers for each group.
Output:
Since the dataset is NLP-based, text columns are used as features and the Rating column is used for sentiment analysis. To handle class imbalance, ratings above 3 are converted to 1 (positive) and ratings below 3 are converted to 0 (negative).
Text preprocessing is performed to clean and standardize the text data before training the model. The text is converted to lowercase, lemmatized and cleaned by removing stopwords and punctuation.
Tokenization converts text data into numerical vectors that can be processed by the neural network. Keras provides a Tokenizer API to create word indices from the text data.
Padding is used to make all text sequences the same length before feeding them into the neural network. Extra zeros are added to shorter sequences, while longer sequences can be truncated if needed.
After preprocessing the data, a Simple Recurrent Neural Network (SimpleRNN) is built for training. Before entering the RNN layer, the text data is passed through an Embedding layer to generate fixed-size word vectors.
Output:
After building the model, it is compiled using an optimizer, loss function and evaluation metric. The model is then trained on the preprocessed training data for multiple epochs.
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Download full code from here