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license: apache-2.0
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This model is part of the **MindGuardAI** project, a mental health–focused chatbot system. It performs **sentiment analysis** on user input text to classify emotional tone as **positive** or **negative**, helping assess user mood and emotional state in real time.
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## ✨ Model Highlights
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- **Task**: Sentiment classification (binary: `Positive`, `Negative`)
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- **Trained On**: Social media mental health datasets (Twitter, Reddit-style samples)
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- **Model Type**: Fine-tuned BERT-based model using the Hugging Face `transformers` library
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- **Use Case**: Integrates with mental health chatbot systems for mood tracking and emotional awareness
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# 🧠 Sentiment Analysis Model
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This model performs binary sentiment classification (Positive/Negative) on user-provided text inputs. It is trained to assist in mental health-related sentiment detection.
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## 🚀 Usage
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You can try this model via the Hugging Face Inference API or integrate it in your application using the `transformers` library.
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## 🧪 Example
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**Input:**
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"I feel really hopeful today!"
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**Output:**
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`Positive`
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