Multi-class text classifier that routes consumer complaints to the right product category using TF-IDF, LinearSVC and a CLI router.
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Multi-class text classifier that routes consumer complaints to the right product category using TF-IDF, LinearSVC and a CLI router.
This repository is made in lieu of submission towards the solution of problem statement 2 of the OPEN AI NLP hackathon. The objective here is to classify the voice recordings of a call center proceeding by treating them as consumer complaints into the said categories of the automotive industry.
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