Automated Factual-Claim Detection in Danish Broadcasting
This project is part of the Deep Learning course at Technical University of Denmark, taught by professor Ole Winther. The project revolves around an automated "claim"-detection system based on subtitles from the danish TV-show "Debatten". The found claims are used later by the fact-checking TV-program "Detektor".
Data is currently not publicly available. Contact one of the authors if you want access to it.
Check the wiki for references and other good stuff
Team members: phav, jepno, jehi and sfvn at dtu.dk
Rules for ensuring runs of files:
- All paths are relative and stored in a file called
project_paths.py
. - The runable files are to be placed in the
run_files
-directory and can be run with the main folder (deep_detektor
) as working directory. - Data is stored in a
data
-directory next to the repository (../data
from working directory). - The two directories
DeepFactData
andDRDetektorAutomaticFactChecking
are to be copied directly into thedata
-directory. - The final structure of the program-files is thus:
./
deep_detektor/ <- Repository
data/
DeepFactData/ <- From data-service
DRDetektorAutomaticFactChecking/ <- From data-service
Programs can be run from a command prompt in the main directory deep_detektor
and running command
$ PYTHONPATH=. python run_files/single_train.py
alternatively
$ CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 PYTHONPATH=. python run_files/single_train.py
where run_files/single_train.py
can of cause be replaced by a different wanted script.