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When using Huggingface’s transformers library, we have the option of implementing it via TensorFlow or PyTorch. We will be covering everything you need to know to get started with the TensorFlow flavor in this article.

As a brief but interesting side-note, HuggingFace, alongside IBM Research and Harvard NLP, have built an incredibly fascinating tool for visualizing the attention in several transformer models with exBERT lite.

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We will be using TensorFlow, and we can see a list of the most popular models using this filter. Uncased/cased refers to whether the model will identify a difference between lowercase and uppercase characters — which can be important in understanding text sentiment.

HuggingFace is a company building and maintaining the hugely popular Transformers library. We can easily hit the ground running with the majority of the big, most cutting-edge transformer models available today through this library.

Not only can we access all of these models with incredible ease, but we can even take advantage of prebuilt transformers for question and answering, sentiment analysis, text summarization, and much more.

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HuggingFace has built an incredible ecosystem that provides an insanely large number of ready-to-use transformers, the full list of which we can find here. Both community-built and HuggingFace-built models are available.

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We can filter for models via the Tags dropdown. We can search based on the framework they are built with, such as PyTorch/TensorFlow — it’s use-case such as classification, QnA, etc.

To download and begin working with some of the biggest models out there, including (but not limited to) — BERT, RoBERTa, GPT, GPT-2, XLNet, and HuggingFace’s own DistilBERT and DistilGPT-2 — it takes no more than three lines of code, which look like this:

TensorFlow support in the transformers library came later than that for PyTorch, meaning the majority of articles you read on the topic will show you how to integrate HuggingFace and PyTorch — but not TensorFlow.

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