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TLT/Jarvis - Named Entity Recognition
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TLT/Jarvis - Named Entity Recognition

This collection contains models and notebooks for Token Classification training and deployment with TLT and Jarvis respectively

Token Classification Collection

This page contains the information about the Token Classification collection with TLT.

NGC Model Collection: Token Classification

Overview

This collection contains end-to-end neural models for Token Classification Tasks using the Transfer Learning Toolkit (TLT). The TokenClassification Model in TLT supports Named entity recognition (NER), part-of-speech tagging and other token level classification tasks.

Available Models

For instructions on how to use a model, please see its corresponding model card page.

References

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