Archives for NLP libraries
Using these Python NLP libraries will enable one to build end-to-end solutions; from getting data for models to presenting the results.
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The algorithm text rank came here to provide automated summarized information of huge, unorganized information. This is not the only task we can perform by the package. Instead of summarizing, we can extract keywords and rank the phrase, making a huge amount of information understandable in a very summarized and short way
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Stanza is a Python natural language analysis library created by the Stanford NLP group. It is a collection of NLP tools that can be used to create neural network pipelines for text analysis. It supports functionalities like tokenization, multi-word token expansion, lemmatization, part-of-speech (POS), morphological features tagging, dependency parsing, named entity recognition(NER), and sentiment analysis.…
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Stanza is a Python natural language analysis library created by the Stanford NLP group. It is a collection of NLP tools that can be used to create neural network pipelines for text analysis. It supports functionalities like tokenization, multi-word token expansion, lemmatization, part-of-speech (POS), morphological features tagging, dependency parsing, named entity recognition(NER), and sentiment analysis.…
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Polyglot is an open-source python library which is used to perform different NLP operations. It is based on NumPy which is why it is fast. It has a large variety of dedicated commands which makes it stand out of the crowd.
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R is one of the popular languages for statistical computing among developers and statisticians. According to our latest report, R is the second most-preferred programming language among data scientists and practitioners after Python. The language ruled the preference scale, with a combined figure of 81.9 percent utilisation for statistical modelling among those surveyed. Below is…
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