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pipeline_tag: text-classification |
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base_model: vinai/bertweet-base |
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widget: |
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- text: "Added a new feature for user input" |
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- text: "Major refactor, moved several classes and removed old code" |
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- text: "Fixed a bug" |
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- text: "Completed the README and updated docs" |
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- text: "I like turtles" |
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Model for classifying git commit messages. This model is based on `vinai/bertweet-base` and fine-tuned. |
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Git commit messages are categorized into the following categories: |
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1. Adaptive - Adaptive activities are functional activities and involve making modifications |
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to the software to ensure it remains compatible with new environments. Examples of these are |
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feature additions and test cases. |
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2. Perfective - Perfective activities encompass modifications aimed at improving the software's |
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overall quality, structure, and efficiency, such as refactoring, renaming, cleaning up |
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redundant segments, and improving algorithms and performance. |
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3. Corrective - Corrective activities address and correct software problems such as bugs, |
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defects, errors, and faults that negatively impact the system. |
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4. Administrative - Administrative activities include working on documentation such as |
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README.md files, javadocs, or commenting the code. |
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5. Other - This activity includes Git operations such as merges and pull requests. It also includes |
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vague and unspecified tasks. |
