A friendly guide to NLP: Bag-of-Words with Python example

1. A Quick Example Let’s look at an easy example to understand the concepts previously explained. We could be interested in analyzing the reviews about Game of Thrones: Review 1: Game of Thrones is an amazing tv series! Review 2: Game of Thrones is the best tv series! Review 3: Game of Thrones is so great In the table, I show all the calculations to obtain the Bag-Of-Words approach: Each row corresponds to a different review, while the rows are […]

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Bag-of-words vs TFIDF vectorization –A Hands-on Tutorial

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon Whenever we apply any algorithm to textual data, we need to convert the text to a numeric form. Hence, there arises a need for some pre-processing techniques that can convert our text to numbers. Both bag-of-words (BOW) and TFIDF are pre-processing techniques that can generate a numeric form from an input text. Bag-of-Words: The bag-of-words model converts text into fixed-length vectors by counting how many times each word appears. […]

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Ultimate guide to deal with Text Data (using Python) – for Data Scientists and Engineers

Introduction One of the biggest breakthroughs required for achieving any level of artificial intelligence is to have machines which can process text data. Thankfully, the amount of text data being generated in this universe has exploded exponentially in the last few years. It has become imperative for an organization to have a structure in place to mine actionable insights from the text being generated. From social media analytics to risk management and cybercrime protection, dealing with text data has never […]

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