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index_to_name.jsonfile, this is also related to where to get index_to_name.json #1torch-model-archivercommand in the README to include this file and also export straight to thebert_modeldirectoryWhat is still unclear to me in the README is the train your model section and the difference between the models.
We have "further pre-trained ESG-BERT model", "ESG-BERT model", "fine-tuned model for text classification". I think it could be much clearer which of the two models is which? Which do I use if i just want to run it without any fine tuning and which do I take to train my own model?