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SciBERT is a domain-specific BERT-based language model trained on scientific literature. Unlike BERT, which is trained on general English corpora, SciBERT is fine-tuned on 1.14 million full-text scientific papers from Semantic Scholar, covering biomedical and computer science domains. It provides superior performance on scientific NLP tasks, including named entity recognition (NER), relation extraction, and document classification. SciBERT is widely used in biomedical text mining, academic search engines, and AI-driven literature analysis.Key Features:
Domain-Specific Pretraining: Trained on scientific text from Semantic Scholar to improve performance on research-related NLP tasks.
Optimized for Scientific NLP Tasks: Effective in named entity recognition, question answering, and citation prediction.
Improved Representation of Scientific Language: Captures domain-specific terminology better than general NLP models.
Applications: Biomedical text mining, scientific literature retrieval, AI-powered academic search engines, and automated knowledge extraction.Publication:
📄 SciBERT: A Pretrained Language Model for Scientific Text
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