Dina Epelboim
2022
Label Sleuth: From Unlabeled Text to a Classifier in a Few Hours
Eyal Shnarch | Alon Halfon | Ariel Gera | Marina Danilevsky | Yannis Katsis | Leshem Choshen | Martin Santillan Cooper | Dina Epelboim | Zheng Zhang | Dakuo Wang | Lucy Yip | Liat Ein-Dor | Lena Dankin | Ilya Shnayderman | Ranit Aharonov | Yunyao Li | Naftali Liberman | Philip Levin Slesarev | Gwilym Newton | Shila Ofek-Koifman | Noam Slonim | Yoav Katz
Proceedings of the 2022 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing: System Demonstrations
Eyal Shnarch | Alon Halfon | Ariel Gera | Marina Danilevsky | Yannis Katsis | Leshem Choshen | Martin Santillan Cooper | Dina Epelboim | Zheng Zhang | Dakuo Wang | Lucy Yip | Liat Ein-Dor | Lena Dankin | Ilya Shnayderman | Ranit Aharonov | Yunyao Li | Naftali Liberman | Philip Levin Slesarev | Gwilym Newton | Shila Ofek-Koifman | Noam Slonim | Yoav Katz
Proceedings of the 2022 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing: System Demonstrations
Text classification can be useful in many real-world scenarios, saving a lot of time for end users. However, building a custom classifier typically requires coding skills and ML knowledge, which poses a significant barrier for many potential users. To lift this barrier we introduce Label Sleuth, a free open source system for labeling and creating text classifiers. This system is unique for: (a) being a no-code system, making NLP accessible for non-experts, (b) guiding its users throughout the entire labeling process until they obtain a custom classifier, making the process efficient – from cold start to a classifier in a few hours, and (c) being open for configuration and extension by developers. By open sourcing Label Sleuth we hope to build a community of users and developers that will broaden the utilization of NLP models.