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Published inNov 2018
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Nirant Kasliwal
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Nirant Kasliwal

Nirant Kasliwal maintains an awesome list of NLP natural language processing resources. GitHub's machine learning collection features this as the go-to guide. Nobel Laureate Dr. Paul Romer found his programming notes on Jupyter Notebooks helpful. Nirant won the first ever NLP Google Kaggle Kernel Award. At Soroco, image segmentation and intent categorization are the challenges he works with. His state-of-the-art language modeling results are available as Hindi2vec.
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This chapter covered a lot of new ground. We started by performing linguistic processing on our text. We met spaCy, which we will continue to dive deeper into as we move on in this book. We covered the following foundational ideas from linguistics, tokenization doing this with and without spaCy, stop word removal, case standardization, lemmatization (we skipped stemming) using spaCy and its peculiarities such as-PRON-

But what do we do with spaCy, other than text cleaning? Can we build something? Yes!

Not only can we extend our simple linguistics based text cleaning using spaCy pipelines but also do parts of speech tagging, named entity recognition, and other common tasks. We will look at this in the next chapter.

We looked at spelling correction or the closest word match problem. We discussed FuzzyWuzzy and Jellyfish in this context. To ensure that we can scale...

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Published in: Nov 2018Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781789130386

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Nirant Kasliwal

Nirant Kasliwal maintains an awesome list of NLP natural language processing resources. GitHub's machine learning collection features this as the go-to guide. Nobel Laureate Dr. Paul Romer found his programming notes on Jupyter Notebooks helpful. Nirant won the first ever NLP Google Kaggle Kernel Award. At Soroco, image segmentation and intent categorization are the challenges he works with. His state-of-the-art language modeling results are available as Hindi2vec.
Read more about Nirant Kasliwal