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Work: Leveraging mBERT with Rule-Driven Pre-Processing for Domain-Specific Karakalpak Text Classification

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  2. Linguistic Nuances in Text Analysis: TF-IDF Metric’s Algorithm Implementation for the Karakalpak Language Recognition

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  3. Development of an Algorithm for Automatic Analysis of Sentiment in School Essays of the Uzbek Language

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  10. Utilizing Lexicographic Resources for Sentiment Classification in Uzbek Language

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  11. Building a Comprehensive Uzbek Lexicon: Bridging Dialects for Text Standardization

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  12. LITERARY RELATIONSHIPS OF UZBEK AND KARAKALPAK IN THE PERIOD OF INDEPENDENCE

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  16. Effective Presentation of Karakalpak Two-Component Phrasal Verbs in English-Karakalpak Bilingual Lexicography

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