Sentiment Analysis Console App with ML.NET
A console application that trains a binary sentiment classifier on a labeled text dataset using ML.NET, then lets users type sentences to get a live positive/negative prediction with confidence score. Learners practice ML.NET's training pipeline, model evaluation metrics, and model persistence.
- Estimate
- ~10h
- Steps
- 6
- Completed by
- 0
- Proposed by
- codeseed.app
ML.NET
Project roadmap
- 01
Load and prepare the training dataset
~1.5hLoad a labeled CSV of text/sentiment pairs into an ML.NET IDataView, splitting into train/test sets.
- 02
Build the text featurization pipeline
~2hConfigure ML.NET's text featurization transforms (tokenization, n-grams, normalization).
- 03
Train a binary classification model
~2hConfigure and train a trainer such as SdcaLogisticRegression on the featurized data.
- 04
Evaluate model performance
~1.5hEvaluate accuracy, F1 score, and AUC on the held-out test set and print a metrics report.
- 05
Persist and reload the trained model
~1.5hSave the trained model to disk and implement loading it back for prediction without retraining.
- 06
Build the interactive prediction console
~1.5hLet users type sentences and see live sentiment predictions with confidence scores.
Resources
- DocsC# Documentation
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