transformers bert research abstract text-classification id en license:apache-2.0 endpoints_compatible region:us
---
language:
- id
- en
library_name: transformers
license: apache-2.0
metrics:
- name: accuracy
  value: 0.9394
- name: precision
  value: 0.9413
- name: recall
  value: 0.9394
- name: F1-Score
  value: 0.9388
pipeline_tag: text-classification
tags:
- bert
- research abstract
widget:
- text: Following the tsunami in December 2004 in Aceh, Indonesia, there has been
    a massive programme of rebuilding permanent houses for the tsunami victims. The
    houses are of various designs, and the internal conditions and thermal performance
    vary considerably. This paper is aimed at assessing comfort in a number of these
    houses, and is based on measurements from ten designs of post tsunami houses conducted
    between 22nd May and 4th July 2009. These ten house types are categorized by different
    form, design and materials, two houses of each type being represented in the results.
    Air and surface temperatures, relative humidity, and air velocity were measured
    and questionnaires on thermal comfort were filled in by the occupants. The results
    show an interesting range of temperature and humidity, ranging from 250C-380C
    indoors and 210C-41.40C outdoors, relative humidity of 40%-86% indoors, compared
    with 26%-98% outdoors. The households qualify their house comfort by voting seven
    thermal sensation scales.
  example_title: recovery
---
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