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Kenneth Enevoldsen (@KennethEnevoldsen)

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augmenty

Augmenty is an augmentation library based on spaCy for augmenting texts.

asent

Asent is a python library for performing efficient and transparent sentiment analysis using spaCy.

tomsup

tomsup 👍 Theory of Mind Simulation using Python. A package that allows for easy agent-based modelling of recursive Theory of Mind

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spacy-wrap

spaCy-wrap is a wrapper library for spaCy for including fine-tuned transformers from Huggingface in your spaCy pipeline allowing you to include existing fine-tuned models within your SpaCy workflow.

scandinavian-embedding-benchmark

A Scandinavian Benchmark for sentence embeddings

Exp-Meth-III-Tutorials

An series of tutorials for the course Experimental Methods III

pimp-my-github

A checklist for creating pleasing GitHub repos

swift-python-cookiecutter

A python package template intended for low maintenance and quick package development.

tutorial_fine-tuning_danish_bert

An easy straightforward tutorial for finetuning a Danish BERT using simpletransformers

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DeepAnon_NLP_exam

This repository contains the source code used for the DeepAnon exam project for cognitive science 2019-2020.

OpenJournal

A discussion forum for discussing alternatives way for to scientific publishing.

Tutorial-Likelihood-Estimation

A tutorial script for likelihood estimation both in a bayesian and maximum likelihood perspective

snp-transformer

Training_Danish_Spacy

bag-of-tricks

KennethEnevoldsen package for personal utilities.

Conspiracies

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detecting-political-biases-using-sentiment-analysis

This is the scripts used for the paper, 'Analysing Political Biases in Danish Newspapers Using Sentiment Analysis'