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# Job Description Skill Classifier [JobSelect v0.11.6 & JobAnalyze 6k v1.0] (Multi-Label)
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[](https://www.python.org/)
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[](https://pytorch.org/)
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[](https://scikit-learn.org/)
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[](https://numpy.org/)
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[](https://pandas.pydata.org/)
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This project builds a lightweight text classification pipeline that predicts **multiple technical skills** from a job posting. Given a job description (optionally augmented with role and job type), the model outputs a ranked list of likely skills.
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Installation:
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- `pip install jobselect`
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It uses:
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- **TF-IDF** features over the combined text (job description + role + type)
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- A **PyTorch feed-forward neural network** trained as a **multi-label** classifier
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- **Per-skill thresholding** for evaluation and **top-k ranked probabilities** for inference
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---
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## What it does
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1. **Data preparation** (`model/prep/data_prep.py`)
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- Reads cleaned job description data.
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- Normalizes/repairs common skill typos (e.g., `tesnorflow/pytorch` β `tensorflow/pytorch`).
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- Builds a **multi-hot** target vector of skills.
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- Fits a **TF-IDF** vectorizer (with n-grams) and splits into train/test.
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- Saves:
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- `model/prep/prepared_data.npz` (TF-IDF arrays + labels + indexes)
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- `model/prep/vectorizer.pkl` (fitted TF-IDF vectorizer)
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- `model/prep/label_vocab.json` (skill label vocabulary)
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2. **Model training** (`model/model.py`)
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- Loads prepared TF-IDF arrays.
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- Defines a simple **MLP**:
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- Linear β ReLU β Dropout β Linear (one logit per skill)
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- Trains with `BCEWithLogitsLoss` (multi-label setting).
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- Saves:
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- `model_out/skill_classifier.pt` (model weights)
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- `model_out/training_history.json` (train/test loss curves)
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3. **Evaluation** (`model/eval.py`)
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- Loads the trained model.
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- Applies a fixed sigmoid + threshold (**0.3**) to obtain binary skill predictions.
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- Reports:
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- Per-skill precision/recall/F1
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- Micro-F1 and Macro-F1
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- Compares against a simple baseline (frequency-driven / always-predict-most-frequent labels).
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4. **Prediction / Inference** (`model/pred.py`)
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- Loads the TF-IDF vectorizer and trained model.
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- Creates TF-IDF features for the input text.
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- Outputs the **top-k** skills by probability.
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## Use cases
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- **Resume/job-post matching** (first-pass filtering of relevant skills)
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- **Job taxonomy building** (discover recurring skills from postings)
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- **Recruiting analytics** (aggregate predicted skill demand by seniority/role/type)
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- **Prototyping multi-label NLP classifiers** (TF-IDF + MLP baseline)
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## Requirements
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See `requirements.txt` for the exact dependencies.
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## Getting started
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### 1) Clone and Install dependencies
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/Ak47xdd/Job-Description-Analysis.git
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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### 2) Run data preparation (optional)
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This builds the TF-IDF features and label vocabulary from the cleaned CSV.
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```bash
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python model/prep/data_prep.py
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```
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Expected outputs:
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- `model/prep/prepared_data.npz`
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- `model/prep/vectorizer.pkl`
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- `model/prep/label_vocab.json`
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### 3) Train the model (optional)
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```bash
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python model/model.py
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```
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Expected outputs:
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- `model_out/skill_classifier.pt`
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- `model_out/training_history.json`
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### 4) Evaluate performance (optional)
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```bash
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python model/eval.py
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```
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Outputs include:
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- Per-skill metrics (precision/recall/F1)
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- Micro-F1 and Macro-F1
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- Baseline comparison
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### 5) Predict skills for a new job description
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#### Option A: Use Python function (LOCAL model)
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`from api.pred import JobAnalyze_6k`
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`data/sample_data/test.txt` contains an example job description inside. Use:
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```python
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JobAnalyze_6k(job_desc, role="AI Engineer", job_type="Junior", top_k=50)
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```
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#### Option B: Use the interactive CLI (API-first with validation)
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```bash
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python -m cli.jobselect
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# or after install
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pip install jobselect
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jobselect
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```
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The CLI:
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- prompts for **Job Description**, **Role**, and **Type**
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- validates them via the API schema when running in API mode
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- prints the top skills ranked by probability
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#### Option C: Get Predictions through API (recommended)
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Currently, the API service is under development, you could press `Enter` on first screen:
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- The CLI will always prompt the user for an API Key, press `Enter` to skip to LOCAL Mode
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#### Option D: Call the FastAPI service (optional)
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Run `api/JobAnalyze_API.py`. Requests must include:
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- header `JobAnalyze_6k_Key` with a valid API key
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- JSON body with `Job_Desc`, `Role`, and `Type` (validated via Pydantic)
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## How predictions work
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- Text is concatenated as:
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`"{job_desc} {role} {job_type}"`
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- TF-IDF transforms text into a fixed-size vector
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- The network outputs one logit per skill
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- Sigmoid converts logits β probabilities
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- Skills are ranked by probability and the top-k are returned
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## Important implementation notes
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- **Multi-label learning:** Each skill is treated independently (binary relevance via sigmoid + `BCEWithLogitsLoss`).
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- **Evaluation threshold:** `model/eval.py` uses a fixed threshold of **0.3**. For production use, you may want per-label thresholds tuned on a validation set.
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- **Dataset size:** The included notebooks and evaluation code suggest the dataset may be small; results can be limited by label frequency and data coverage.
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## New features / capabilities
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- **Rich terminal CLI** (`cli/jobselect.py`) using `rich` + `pyfiglet` for interactive top-skill display.
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- **API validation + schema enforcement**
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- Input validation via **Pydantic** model constraints in `api/JobAnalyze_API.py`.
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- API key auth via header + secure verification, with optional Supabase-backed storage in `api/supabase_client.py`.
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- CLI mode auto-detection (`cli/api_val.py` + `cli/model_select.py`): uses API when a key is available, otherwise falls back to local inference.
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- **Synonym/phrase normalization hook** (`model/prep/sym_map.py`) applied during data preparation.
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- **Pipeline runner** (`pipeline.py`) to execute notebooks and training steps in sequence.
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## Customization ideas
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- Improve text cleaning and skill normalization in `data_prep.py`
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- Tune TF-IDF parameters (`max_features`, `ngram_range`, `min_df`)
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- Replace the simple MLP with a stronger baseline (e.g., logistic regression on TF-IDF)
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- Calibrate thresholds per label using validation data
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- Add a CLI or web service endpoint for prediction
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## References / Inspiration
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This repository follows a common pattern for multi-label NLP baselines:
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TF-IDF features + a simple neural network + sigmoid-based multi-label outputs.
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