Text Classification

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Text Classification

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Dataset Setup

Start with how your data is already split.

Choose this first. AutoML will turn on only the upload fields and column choices that match that setup.

At the default setting, AutoML creates separate training, validation, and locked-test portions from this file.
Current setup
One file; let AutoML split it

Default: approximately 60% trains models, 20% checks model choices, and 20% is held back for final reporting.

2. Upload the matching file or files

Upload one dataset. Validation and test file uploads stay inactive for this setup.

Choose Separate train, validation, and/or test files above to open dedicated upload cards for each role.

One-file setup
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Required. AutoML reads its columns for mapping, optional split-column choice, and optional sampling weights.
Fits the models
Required
Required. Used to learn preprocessing and fit the selected models. Validation and test files must use matching columns.
Checks choices
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Optional. Used for model checking, tuning, calibration, or threshold choice when supported. It is not the final score.
Final score
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Optional. When supplied, this is the final holdout used by the main Model Performance table and reports.
3. Optional columns

These lists populate after the dataset or training file is read.

Choose the column with values such as train, validation, valid, test, or holdout. AutoML excludes it from model features.
Optional. Use when rows represent a weighted sample of the population.
Choose the field that contains the raw text to classify.
Choose the field that contains the class labels you want the model to predict.
Input role: Text classification uses the selected text column as the model input and the selected target column as labels. A separate feature-column selection is not used for transformer training.
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Check the file for missing information, unsuitable columns, and other issues that may affect the results.

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