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financial-sentiments-analysis-finbert
Workflow uses the FinBERT Model tailored specifically for financial sentiment analysis
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Financial sentiments Analysis
This workflow uses the FinBERT Model tailored specifically for financial sentiment analysis. It is designed to understand and analyze text data from the financial domain, making it particularly useful for tasks such as predicting sentiment in financial news articles, reports, and social media posts related to the financial markets.
FinBERT
FinBERT builds upon the foundation of BERT by further training it on a financial corpus, specifically the Reuters TRC2 dataset. This additional training allows FinBERT to better understand and interpret financial jargon and terminology, enhancing its performance for sentiment analysis within the financial domain.
How to use the Financial sentiments Analysis workflow?
Using Clarifai SDK
Export your PAT as an environment variable. Then, import and initialize the API Client.
Find your PAT in your security settings.
export CLARIFAI_PAT={your personal access token}
Prediction with the workflow
from clarifai.client.workflow import Workflow
workflow_url = 'https://clarifai.com/clarifai/sentiment-analysis/workflows/financial-sentiments-analysis-finbert'
text = 'The company supports its global customers in developing new technologies and offers a fast route from product development to applications and volume production .'
prediction = Workflow(workflow_url).predict_by_bytes( text.encode(), input_type="text")
# Get workflow results
print(prediction.results[0].outputs[-1].data)
Using Workflow
To utilize the Financial sentiments Analysis workflow, you can input text through the Blue Plus Try your own Input button and it will provide whether the sentiment is positive, negative, or neutral towards a specific financial entity, event, or market trend, helping investors and analysts gauge market sentiment and make informed decisions.
- Workflow IDfinancial-sentiments-analysis-finbert
- DescriptionWorkflow uses the FinBERT Model tailored specifically for financial sentiment analysis
- Last UpdatedApr 08, 2024
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