# Default models for pipeline tasks

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Yes, exactly. There is no `pipelines.py` file anymore, the relevant code has been moved to ` __init__.py`. The pre-configs are all stored in the `SUPPORTED_TASKS` variable, as already explained here:

> [@Text-Classification Pipeline - Newbie question](https://discuss.huggingface.co/t/text-classification-pipeline-newbie-question/167640/2):
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> Hi Markus, “sentiment-analysis” is the task specifying what you want a large language model to perform on the text. Sentiment analysis practically changes the model’s head to a classifier, which you can see here: This pipeline is pre-configured, the settings can be found below in the same file defined here:

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