Análise Comparativa de Métodos de Undersampling em Classificação Automática de Texto Baseada em Transformers
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Classificação Automática de Texto (CAT) em bases de dados desbalanceadas é um desafio comum em aplicações do mundo real. Nesse cenário, uma das classes é sub-representada, podendo provocar um viés no processo de aprendizado. Este trabalho investiga o efeito de métodos de undersampling, que visam reduzir instâncias da classe majoritária, no desempenho de estratégias de CAT recentes, baseada em transformers. Avaliamos 15 estratégias existentes de undersampling e uma proposta nesse trabalho. Nossos resultados sugerem que as abordagens de undersampling são importantes para melhorar o desempenho de métodos de classificação em coleções desbalanceadas, não apenas reduzindo o viés de aprendizado, mas também reduzindo o custo de treinamento.Downloads
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