Write a custom embedding model using SentenceTransformers

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With the help of code can you tell me Write a custom embedding model using SentenceTransformers.
4 days ago in Generative AI by Ashutosh
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You can build a custom embedding model using SentenceTransformers by defining your own transformer backbone and pooling strategy.

Here is the code snippet below:

In the above code we are using the following key points:

  • models.Transformer to load a base transformer like BERT.

  • models.Pooling to define how sentence embeddings are aggregated.

  • SentenceTransformer to combine transformer and pooling into one model.

  • .encode() to generate embeddings for input sentences.

Hence, this approach enables flexible creation of sentence embedding models tailored to specific tasks or datasets.
answered 2 days ago by anupam

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