Advanced Next-Word Prediction: Leveraging Text Generation with LSTM Model

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2025
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Abstract
Natural Language Processing (NLP) increasingly relies on machine learning to make better predictions of sequential text. This work focuses on the application of Long Short-Term Memory Networks, a variant of Recurrent Neural Networks that is specialized for modeling long-term dependencies. Traditional RNNs leave much to be desired in predicting sequences that contain repeated patterns or contextual dependencies. The research uses “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” as the training dataset and applies TensorFlow and Keras frameworks for implementation. The major preprocessing steps included word tokenization, n-gram creation, and one-hot encoding to prepare the dataset for modeling. The LSTM model was trained over 100 epochs to optimize prediction capabilities. Through this work, we show that LSTM is effective in next-word prediction and can potentially improve the performance and practicality of language models for real-world applications. The model achieved a commendable accuracy of 87.6%, demonstrating its effectiveness.
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Authors Syed Hasham Hameed, Muhammad Munwar Iqbal, Hasnat Ahmed, Wahab Ali, Saqib Majeed, Malik Muhammad Ibrahim
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2025
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