Matt Eland tries out ML.NET 2.0:
Recently ML.NET 2.0 was released, giving us a bevy of new features for the open source machine learning library for dotnet applications.
The release improved ML.NET’s text processing capabilities and improved some aspects of the already fantastic automated machine learning capabilities it had. Moreover, the release seemed to reaffirm ML.NET’s determination to be relevant for advanced machine learning tasks, including deep learning and transformer-based architectures.
In this article we’ll explore ML.NET 2.0’s new text classification capabilities and see how you can use C# to analyze sentiment, match utterances to intents, or otherwise classify textual data without having to write a lot of custom code.
Read on to learn more about ML.NET and plenty of turtles.