System design
Defined the model approach and data handling flow for multiclass emotion recognition.
Multiclass emotion detection using transformer and recurrent modeling for short-form text.
A text-classification project designed to detect six emotional states from short written expressions using a hybrid NLP pipeline built around DistilBERT and BiGRU.
Short text often carries layered emotional signals. Words can be ambiguous, sarcastic, or emotionally mixed, which makes emotion classification more challenging than simple topic detection.
This project explores how a transformer-based model can capture the semantic context behind text and classify it into six emotional categories with clearer intent.
Defined the model approach and data handling flow for multiclass emotion recognition.
Prepared and normalized text to support consistent transformer and sequence modeling inputs.
Implemented the DistilBERT + BiGRU architecture and trained the classification model.
Assessed model behavior using training diagnostics and classification metrics.
“I feel broken and overwhelmed, but also hopeful for tomorrow.”
clean text, normalize casing, tokenize, prepare model-ready sequences
DistilBERT contextual embeddings + BiGRU sequence encoding
The work demonstrates a practical NLP approach for contextual emotion detection, pairing Transformer-based embeddings with a recurrent sequence model to improve classification over raw text-only baselines.
Captures nuanced affective context in text and classifies it into six distinct emotional states.
Useful for sentiment-aware systems, conversational analysis, and human-centered text understanding.
View the model implementation, training workflow, DistilBERT + BiGRU pipeline, and evaluation setup.