Abstract

With the rapid development of information technology, the processing of massive text data has become increasingly important. As a common computer information processing task, text classification has attracted a wide range of research interests. This paper aims to explore the text classification method based on neural network and analyze the key technologies. In order to solve the problem of text time series data classification, this paper uses the text time series data of occupancy detection and applies these neural network models in deep learning, including recurrent neural network, long short-term memory and gated recurrent unit, and trains the neural network through supervised learning. Inputting the room attribute data to these trained neural network models and judging the occupancy of the room. At the same time, observing the experimental results of these neural network models, including training loss, test loss and accuracy, to further study the performance of neural network in processing text time series data classification. This papers experiment aims to evaluate the performance of neural network in text classification and makes a detailed analysis through the experimental results. The goal of the research is to find an effective solution based on neural networks for the classification of text sequence data. Through the analysis of the experimental results, it can be concluded that the method based on neural network is feasible and effective in text sequence data classification. These analysis results will help to further promote the development of text classification technology and provide guidance and reference for practical application.

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