Hybrid Optimization Based BERT Model for Drug Detection in NLP

When it comes to natural language processing (NLP), sentence embedding is a hot topic because of the knowledge it transfers to subsequent tasks. Recent studies have shown that sequential neural networks, which can be trained on large quantities of data, can be used to encode info through a one-way analysis of text sequences, making them a powerful tool for drug detection. The purpose of this study is to smear cutting-edge deep learning techniques to publicly available data in order to accurately detect and identify adverse medication reactions that have not been recorded by medical professionals (open data). This study presents a deep learning-based strategy employing Enhanced Encoder on a dataset of 10,000 reviews culled from WebMD and Drugs.com and labelled by hand (IBERT). The model is created by integrating the BERT with many parallel blocks of a single-layer deep Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) that use varying kernel sizes and filters. To deal with ambiguity, the biggest obstacle to NLP, such a combination is helpful. Cuckoo Search (CS) and Antlion Optimization (ALO) are coupled to create a hybrid optimization strategy for determining the best values for the proposed model’s hyper-parameters. Results from a number of different classification methods demonstration that the suggested model meaningfully outdoes the state-of-the-art models.