Result

Result of Logistic Regression & Random Forest

Product CategoryLogistic RegressionRandom Forest
Books0.85 / 0.840.83 / 0.83
E-Books0.98 / 0.710.77 / 0.78
Music0.85 / 0.830.72 / 0.72
Digital Music0.82 / 0.740.67 / 0.68
DVD0.80 / 0.780.68 / 0.68
Digital Video0.78 / 0.720.66 / 0.65
Software0.94 / 0.820.86 / 0.86
Digital Software0.99 / 0.840.82 / 0.83
Toys0.99 / 0.840.89 / 0.89
Digital Video Games0.88 / 0.700.69 / 0.69
Average0.89 / 0.720.83 / 0.76

Result of USE

Results of running model on Digital Video category dataset

precisionrecallf1-scoresupport
00.780.790.786812
10.750.750.755924
accuracy0.7712736
macro avg0.770.770.7712736
weighted avg0.770.770.7712736
light_model = LightPipeline(pipeline2)
#Using a review that was stated Helpful on Amazon
text="The show is smart and awkwardly, yet deliciously, inappropriate. Miss, miss, miss Steve Carell but after a weak season 8, the Office has rebounded with season 9 and will end its run with high marks. Season 8 had its moments but the show seemed rudderless without Michael – Robert California and Nellie were just weird and Andy is no Michael. When it seemed all hope was lost, the show shifts to a more ensemble – no superstar- approach in season 9 which, with Michael gone, really works. With such wonderful characters in Dwight, Jim, Meridith, Stanley, Angela, Kevin, Oscar, Darrell and Phyllis it’s nice to have all the story lines going at once – Nellie fits in much better this year too. Andy and Erin are fine in the mix but are much better in doses than in being the main focus. A little of Andy goes a long way. That shift was a game changer in a good way."
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 1

#Using a review that has not beed stated Helpful on Amazon YET
text="Liked it"
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 0

text="I tossed it in the trash. It smelled so bad."
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 0

Result of BERT

Results of running model on Digital Video category dataset

precisionrecallf1-scoresupport
00.750.850.806812
10.790.680.735924
accuracy0.7712736
macro avg0.770.760.7612736
weighted avg0.770.770.7712736
light_model = LightPipeline(pipeline2)
#Using a review that was stated Helpful on Amazon
text="The show is smart and awkwardly, yet deliciously, inappropriate. Miss, miss, miss Steve Carell but after a weak season 8, the Office has rebounded with season 9 and will end its run with high marks. Season 8 had its moments but the show seemed rudderless without Michael – Robert California and Nellie were just weird and Andy is no Michael. When it seemed all hope was lost, the show shifts to a more ensemble – no superstar- approach in season 9 which, with Michael gone, really works. With such wonderful characters in Dwight, Jim, Meridith, Stanley, Angela, Kevin, Oscar, Darrell and Phyllis it’s nice to have all the story lines going at once – Nellie fits in much better this year too. Andy and Erin are fine in the mix but are much better in doses than in being the main focus. A little of Andy goes a long way. That shift was a game changer in a good way."
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 1

#Using a review that has not beed stated Helpful on Amazon YET
text="Liked it"
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 0

#Using a review that has not beed stated Helpful on Amazon YET
text="I tossed it in the trash. It smelled so bad."
light_model.annotate(text)['prediction'][0]

Result: 0

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