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Fine-grained domain classification using Transformers

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This paper attempts to solve the well known text classifi-cation task of fine-grained domain classification using BERT and RoBERTa and performs a comparative analysis of the same and evaluates the impact of data preprocessing specially in the context of fine-grained domain classification.

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