Artificial Neural Network Deployment GPU platform in Applied Feelings Analysis of Texts
Abstract
This article proposes a parallelization of an Artificial Neural Network on GPU Platform for application in the analysis of the polarity of feelings expressed in text and / or posts. Implementation will be used Recurrent Neural Networks type Long Short-Term Memory as Artificial Neural Networks can assist in automatically extracting feelings or sense of sentences. With the implementation of the proposal in real case from the training with IMDb Review Dataset, which has 50,000 records expected good accuracy in the results.
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