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\server\model\modulingTest.py
Hey, @Dongbok-Lee If you want to use my ai-model code in your backend parts, you show modulingTest.pyfiles or this issue.
modulingTest.py
from silence_tensorflow import silence_tensorflow silence_tensorflow() from korcen import korcen import prediction as ssukzip
review = input("Your Review : ") korcen = korcen.korcen() score = ssukzip.classifyReview("ssukzip_Model.h5", review, korcen) print(score)
classifyReview function
prediction.py
args : modelName:h5files, review:text, korcenModule:korcen-object input value : someone's review(text type) output value : judgment result (absence of bad word, review score, review state:positive/negative)
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\server\model\modulingTest.py
.Hey, @Dongbok-Lee
If you want to use my ai-model code in your backend parts, you show
modulingTest.py
files or this issue.First, importing essential library
Second, use below code in your main function
And then, I explain the
classifyReview function
inprediction.py
Happy Hacking :)
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