A tiny social network built with FastAPI and React+RxJs

A tiny social network (for bunnies), built with FastAPI and React+RxJs. Included features: :speech_balloon: chat :red_circle: online/offline friends status :abcd: “Is typing…” indicator :two_men_holding_hands: friend requests and suggestions :bell: notifications :postbox: posts :pencil: comments :scroll: conversations history :rabbit2: random profile picture generation :lock: authentication Tech stack: :snake: Python 3.8 + FastAPI :notebook_with_decorative_cover: PostgreSQL 13 + async SQLAlchemy (Core) + asyncpg driver :link: Neo4j graph db for relationships between users and fast queries :dart: Redis for caching and Pub/Sub :zap: Socket.IO […]

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Sentiment Analysis: Predicting Sentiment Of COVID-19 Tweets

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Hi folks, I hope you are doing well in these difficult times! We all are going through the unprecedented time of the Corona Virus pandemic. Some people lost their lives, but many of us successfully defeated this new strain i.e. Covid-19. The virus was declared a pandemic by World Health Organization on 11th March 2020. This article will analyze various types of “Tweets” gathered during pandemic times. […]

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Customer Sentiments Analysis of Pepsi and Coca-Cola using Twitter Data in R

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are well-established names in the soft drink industry with both in the fortune 500. The companies that own a wide spectrum of product lines in a highly competitive market have a fierce rivalry with each other and constantly competing for market share in almost all subsequent product verticals. We will analyze the sentiment of customers of these two companies with the help of 5000 […]

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Streamlit Web API for NLP: Tweet Sentiment Analysis

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction Developing Web Apps for data models has always been a hectic task for non-web developers. For developing Web API we need to make the front end as well as back end platform. That is not an easy task. But then python comes to the rescue with its very fascinating frameworks like Streamlit, Flassger, FastAPI. These frameworks help us to build web APIs very elegantly, without worrying about […]

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Emotion classification on Twitter Data Using Transformers

Introduction The world of Natural language processing is recently overtaken by the invention of Transformers. Transformers are entirely indifferent to the conventional sequence-based networks. RNNs are the initial weapon used for sequence-based tasks like text generation, text classification, etc. But with the arrival of LSTM and GRU cells, the issue with capturing long-term dependency in the text got resolved. But learning the model with LSTM cells is a hard task as we cannot make it learn parallelly.

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Summarize Twitter Live data using Pretrained NLP models

Introduction Twitter users spend an average of 4 minutes on social media Twitter. On an average of 1 minute, they read the same stuff. It shows that users spend around 25% of their time reading the same stuff. Also, most of the tweets will not appear on your dashboard. You may get to know the trending topics, but you miss not trending topics. In trending topics, you might only read the top 5 tweets and their comments. So, what are […]

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A Step-by-Step NLP Guide to Learn ELMo for Extracting Features from Text

Introduction I work on different Natural Language Processing (NLP) problems (the perks of being a data scientist!). Each NLP problem is a unique challenge in its own way. That’s just a reflection of how complex, beautiful and wonderful the human language is. But one thing has always been a thorn in an NLP practitioner’s mind is the inability (of machines) to understand the true meaning of a sentence. Yes, I’m talking about context. Traditional NLP techniques and frameworks were great when […]

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Elon Musk AI Text Generator with LSTMs in Tensorflow 2

Introduction Elon Musk has become an internet sensation over the past couple of years, with his views about the future, funny personality along with his passion for technology. By now everyone knows him, either as that electric car guy, or that guy who builds flamethrowers. He is mostly active on his Twitter, where he shares everything, Even memes! He inspires a lot of young people in the IT industry, and I wanted to do a fun little project, where I […]

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