This project aims to translate text from English to Urdu using the capabilities of LangChain, a framework for creating applications using large language models. By leveraging LangChain, this project provides a seamless interface for high-quality translations, preserving meaning and context to cater to Urdu speakers.
- High-Quality Translation: Accurately translates English text to Urdu, maintaining the meaning and cultural context.
- User-Friendly Interface: Uses a simple UI to input English text and get Urdu translations.
- Scalable Solution: Easily adaptable for different domains like education, social media, or official documentation.
The dataset used includes publicly available translation pairs for English to Urdu, which include:
- Conversational Sentences: Common phrases used in everyday conversations.
- Literary Text: A mix of sentences from articles and literature to capture nuanced language.
To run this translation system using LangChain, you will need:
- Python 3.8+
- LangChain for managing language model pipelines
- Hugging Face Transformers for model integration
- Streamlit for building a simple front-end interface
You can install the required packages using:
pip install langchain transformers streamlit
To run the translation system, follow these steps:
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Start the Streamlit Interface:
streamlit run translate_app.py
- This will open a UI where you can input text in English and get the Urdu translation.
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Translation Process:
- The input English text is processed using a pre-trained translation model from Hugging Face, managed via LangChain for efficient query handling.
The sentiment analysis project aims to determine the sentiment (positive, negative, or neutral) of a given text using LangChain. By leveraging advanced language models, the project ensures accurate and nuanced sentiment evaluation, even for complex sentences and mixed emotions.
- Sentiment Categorization: Classifies text as positive, negative, or neutral.
- Multi-Domain Support: Works well with texts from social media, product reviews, and general articles.
- Real-Time Analysis: Provides sentiment analysis in real-time for fast feedback.
The dataset for training the sentiment analysis model consists of:
- Twitter Data: Tweets labeled as positive, negative, or neutral.
- Product Reviews: Reviews from e-commerce platforms that provide a varied range of sentiments.
To run the sentiment analysis system using LangChain, you will need:
- Python 3.8+
- LangChain for managing language model workflows
- Transformers from Hugging Face for the sentiment analysis model
- Gradio for building a user-friendly web interface
You can install the required packages using:
pip install langchain transformers gradio
To run the sentiment analysis system, follow these steps:
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Start the Gradio Interface:
python sentiment_analysis_app.py
- This will open a Gradio interface where users can input text and receive a sentiment analysis result.
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Sentiment Analysis Process:
- The input text is analyzed using a pre-trained model from Hugging Face, managed through LangChain to streamline the process and improve efficiency.
Both projects can be deployed in multiple ways for broader usage:
- Web Application: Deployed using either Streamlit (for translation) or Gradio (for sentiment analysis) to create a user-friendly web experience.
- Cloud Services: Deploy on cloud platforms such as AWS or Google Cloud to make the services accessible to a wider audience.
- API Integration: Both services can be made available via APIs, allowing other applications to integrate translation and sentiment analysis features.
- Expand the translation model to include more languages, such as French and Arabic, using LangChain for seamless integration.
- Improve sentiment analysis by adding more categories, such as "mixed feelings" or "sarcasm," to handle complex emotions.
- Add user authentication to the web applications for a personalized experience.
- LangChain for providing an easy way to create LLM-based workflows.
- Hugging Face for the pre-trained models used for translation and sentiment analysis.
- Streamlit and Gradio for simple and efficient user interface development.
These projects are licensed under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for more details.