Natural Language Processing

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Natural language processing is interesting because it can break down troves of data into a few important keywords. I wish I had it back in school, so I didn't need to read all those long essays and books. I'm interested in it for how language can be broken down for sentiment analysis or knowledge gain. Furthermore, NLP means that I might never need to learn another language!

Natural Language Processing is incredibly important in the current technological shift as so much of how we communicate is being logged and tracked. Society prefers to communicate via text messaging and e-mail. Machines are verbally logging and responding to our commands (e.g., Alexa, Google, Cortana, Bixby, Siri, anyone?). Thus, we will be exploring in how NLP can make our lives more efficient.

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2019-Jan-05Bag of words with gensim
2019-Jan-05Named Entity Recognition (NER)
2019-Jan-05NLP Capstone
2019-Jan-05NLP: Detecting the occurence of fakenews
2019-Jan-05Polyglot
2019-Jan-05Regular expressions (regex)
2019-Jan-05Term Frequency - Inverse Document Frequency (tf-idf) with gensim
2019-Jan-05Tokenization
2019-Jan-05Using spaCy
2018-Dec-05Bag of words with nltk
2018-Dec-01Natural Language Processing (NLP)