MonkeyLearn 3.0 — Get actionable data from text with machine learning

“ Hi everybody, we're excited to introduce MonkeyLearn 3.0! You may know of us as a service that makes it easy to classify texts (by topic, sentiment or intent) or to extract specific data (such as keywords, names, companies and addresses). Over the last couple years we have been working with clients ranging from well known SaaS companies, to oil and gas businesses. They have all had a common need to automate manual processes around text analysis: whether it be to process support tickets, analyze feedback or reviews, or extract information from contracts and documents. We are now launching a new MonkeyLearn version allowing more people to build text analysis models powered by machine learning. Here is what we are excited to share: - New redesigned GUI and API: a cleaner and simpler to use both for technical and non-technical users. - Custom Extractors: this is a new major feature, you can train a ML model to extract custom data within texts. - Custom Classifiers: you can train a ML model to classify texts into tags as with our previous version, but much easier :) - Active Learning: the tagging process is quicker and tags are suggested as you train the model. More details on the new release here. Looking forward to hearing your feedback! ”
– Raúl Garreta

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