Open-source alternatives to FARM

Stanza is a Python natural language processing library designed for tokenization, lemmatization, and dependency parsing across many human languages using neural models. It provides a neural processing pipeline that converts raw text into structured linguistic data objects, alongside a specialized analyzer for extracting medical insights from clinical and biomedical language. The project includes a wrapper that connects Python scripts to Java-based natural language processing tools and remote annotation servers. This enables a bridge for extracting linguistic annotations and analysis data from

YSDA course in Natural Language Processing

Fast topic modeling platform

bert4keras is a lightweight reimplementation of the BERT transformer architecture for the Keras deep learning framework. It serves as a natural language processing toolkit and transformer model library used for text classification, sequence labeling, and semantic embedding extraction. The framework includes a sequence-to-sequence model system for question answering and text generation, as well as a model inference server to deploy trained transformers as web APIs for real-time predictions. Capabilities cover a broad range of natural language understanding tasks, including reading comprehensi

Kashgari is a production-level NLP Transfer learning framework built on top of tf.keras for text-labeling and text-classification, includes Word2Vec, BERT, and GPT2 Language Embedding.

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NLP, before and after spaCy

Tools, wrappers, etc... for data science with a concentration on text processing

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Implementations of joint models for POS tagging and dependency parsing, as described in my papers:

Open Source Pre-training Model Framework in PyTorch & Pre-trained Model Zoo

Haystack is an orchestration framework designed for building complex search and generative AI pipelines. It functions as an agentic workflow engine, enabling the construction of automated sequences that allow AI agents to perform multi-step reasoning and data analysis. The framework utilizes a modular, component-based architecture that connects processing steps into directed acyclic graphs. By employing a provider-agnostic integration layer, it decouples core logic from specific external AI services and vector databases, allowing for the flexible exchange of underlying technologies. This desi

Pytorch Implementation of Google BERT

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PyTorch implementation of BERT in "BERT: Pre-training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding" (https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.04805)

spaCy is a Python natural language processing framework designed for industrial-scale text processing. It converts raw text into structured data for machine learning pipelines through a combination of statistical language model trainers, transformer-based text processors, and syntactic dependency parsers. The project enables the integration of pretrained transformer architectures to perform complex linguistic analysis and multi-task learning. It also provides a specialized system for neural named entity recognition to identify and categorize key entities within text. The framework covers a b

This package provides spaCy components and architectures to use transformer models via Hugging Face's transformers in spaCy. The result is convenient access to state-of-the-art transformer architectures, such as BERT, GPT-2, XLNet, etc.

MMBT is the accompanying code repository for the paper titled, "Supervised Multimodal Bitransformers for Classifying Images and Text" by Douwe Kiela, Suvrat Bhooshan, Hamed Firooz, Ethan Perez and Davide Testuggine.

llama.cpp is a high-performance C++ inference engine and runtime for executing large language models locally across various hardware architectures. It provides the core components for local model execution, including a dedicated model quantizer for compressing weights into the GGUF format and a system for generating text embeddings for semantic search. The project distinguishes itself through specialized memory and execution optimizations, such as block-wise weight quantization to reduce memory footprints and memory-mapped model loading. It supports structured text generation by using formal

This project is a transformer-based language model and natural language processing toolkit designed to generate deep contextual representations of text. By utilizing a transformer-based encoder architecture, the system processes input sequences through stacked self-attention layers to capture the semantic meaning of tokens based on their surrounding sentence structure. The model distinguishes itself through bidirectional contextual processing, which analyzes text in both directions simultaneously, and masked language modeling, which trains the system by predicting hidden tokens within a seque

This project is a high-performance library for converting raw text into tokens and IDs for machine learning models. It functions as a fast text encoder and a text preprocessing pipeline designed to transform strings into numerical representations with high throughput for research and production. The library includes a subword tokenizer trainer used to analyze text datasets and create custom vocabularies using algorithms such as byte-pair encoding and wordpiece. It provides capabilities for subword vocabulary training and text alignment, allowing character offsets to be tracked during normaliz

BERT model converted to PyTorch.

Beautiful visualizations of how language differs among document types.

New - Learning Rate Finder for Text Classification Training (borrowed with thanks from https://github.com/davidtvs/pytorch-lr-finder)

This project is an implementation of the Transformer-XL language model, a neural network architecture designed for long-context language modeling. It provides frameworks for training and deploying models that capture long-term dependencies and relationships in text sequences that extend beyond a fixed context window. The implementation supports both PyTorch and TensorFlow, allowing for distributed training across multiple GPUs and host nodes. It employs a recurrent mechanism to maintain coherence in extended sequences, utilizing segment-level recurrence and state-based memory reuse. The code