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QUESTION
I am trying to develop a text classifier that will classify a piece of text as Private or Public. Take medical or health information as an example domain. A typical classifier that I can think of considers keywords as the main distinguisher, right? What about a scenario like bellow? What if both of the pieces of text contains similar keywords but carry a different meaning.
Following piece of text is revealing someone's private (health) situation (the patient has cancer):
I've been to two clinics
and my pcp
. I've had an ultrasound
only to be told it's a resolving cyst
or a hematoma
, but it's getting larger and starting to make my leg ache
. The PCP
said it can't be a cyst
because it started out way too big and I swear I have NEVER injured
my leg, not even a bump
. I am now scared and afraid of cancer
. I noticed a slightly uncomfortable sensation only when squatting down about 9 months ago. 3 months ago I went to squat down to put away laundry and it kinda hurt
. The pain
prompted me to examine my leg
and that is when I noticed a lump
at the bottom of my calf muscle
and flexing only made it more noticeable. Eventually after four clinic
visits, an ultrasound
and one pcp
the result seems to be positive and the mass is getting larger.
[Private] (Correct Classification)
Following piece of text is a comment from a doctor which is definitely not revealing is health situation. It introduces the weaknesses of a typical classifier model:
Don’t be scared and do not assume anything bad as cancer
. I have gone through several cases in my clinic
and it seems familiar to me. As you mentioned it might be a cyst
or a hematoma
and it's getting larger, it must need some additional diagnosis
such as biopsy
. Having an ache
in that area or the size of the lump
does not really tells anything bad
. You should visit specialized clinics
few more times and go under some specific tests such as biopsy
, CT scan
, pcp
and ultrasound
before that lump
become more larger.
[Private] (Which is the Wrong Classification. It should be [Public])
The second paragraph was classified as private by all of my current classifiers, for obvious reason. Similar keywords, valid word sequences, the presence of subjects seemed to make the classifier very confused. Even, both of the content contains subjects like I
, You
(Noun, Pronouns) etc. I thought about from Word2Vec to Doc2Vec, from Inferring meaning to semantic embeddings but can't think about a solution approach that best suits this problem.
Any idea, which way I should handle the classification problem? Thanks in advance.
Progress so Far:
The data, I have collected from a public source where patients/victims usually post their own situation and doctors/well-wishers reply to those. I assumed while crawling is that - posts belongs to my private class and comments belongs to public class. All to gether I started with 5K+5K posts/comments and got around 60% with a naive bayes classifier without any major preprocessing. I will try Neural Network soon. But before feeding into any classifier, I just want to know how I can preprocess better to put reasonable weights to either class for better distinction.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-07 at 22:18Those are only vaguely described, as whole process is task specific. You may want to look at those and take some inspiration though.
General tips- Start with simpler models (as you seem to be doing) and gradually increase their complexity if the results are unsatisfactory. You may want to try well-known Random Forest and xgboost before jumping towards neural networks
Few quick points that might help you:
- You don't have too many data points. If possible, I would advise you to gather more data from the same (or at least very similar) source/distribution, it would help you the most in my opinion.
- Improve representation of your data (more details below), second/first best option.
- You could try stemming/lemmatization (from nltk or spaCy but I don't think it will help in this case, might leave this one out.
I assume you current representation is Bag Of Words or TF-IDF. If you haven't tried the second one, I advise you to do it before delving into more complicated (or is it?) stuff. You could easily do it with sklearn's TfidfVectorizer.
If the results are unsatisfactory (and you have tried Random Forest/xgboost (or similar like LightGBM from Microsoft), you should move on to semantic representation in my opinion.
Semantic representationAs you mentioned, there is a representation created by word2vec or Doc2Vec algorithms (I would leave the second one, it will not help probably).
You may want to separate your examples into sentences and add token like to represent the of sentence, it might help neural network learn.
On the other hand, there are others, which would probably be a better fit for your task like BERT. This one is context dependent, meaning a token I
would be represented slightly different based on the words around it (as this representation is trainable, it should fit your task well).
Flair library offers nice and intuitive approach to this problem if you wish to go with PyTorch. If you are on the Tensorflow side, they have Tensorflow Hub, which also has State Of The Art embeddings for you to use easily.
Neural NetworksIf it comes to the neural networks, start with simple recurrent model classifier and use either GRU or LSTM cell (depending on framework of choice, their semantics differ a bit).
If this approach is still unsatisfactory, you should look at Attention Networks, Hierarchical Attention Networks (one attention level per sentence, and another one for the whole document) or convolution based approaches.
Those approaches will take you a while and span quite some topics for you to try, one combination of those (or more) will probably work nicely with your task.
QUESTION
I have a text file in the below format and I have to extract all range of motion and Location values. In some files, the value is given in the next line and in some, it is not given
File1.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-12 at 13:58You may collect all lines after a line that starts with Functional Assessment:
, join them and use the following regex:
QUESTION
I am going to gather and analyze the DNS registration information of a large number of domain names. My domain names are such as bbc.com
, bbc.com.co
, bbc.com.a
and bbc.com.aa
. As you can see, I have typo/squatting domain names of the official web sites such as bbc.com. I am using python whois library and send DNS whois query to these domain names, but for so many of them, I got below message:
Here is my code for sending whois query :
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 20:55I use regular DNS queries to tell if a domain exists. Whois servers typically aren't set up for high volume queries and some limit the rate of queries on a per-IP basis. Regular DNS servers are designed for high lookup rates and will not throw the same errors.
Here's a bit of code to discover registered domains via dnspython
:
QUESTION
Recently there came some news about some Malicious Libraries that were uploaded into Python Package Index (PyPI), see:
- Malicious libraries on PyPI
- Malicious modules found into official Python repository (this link contains the list of malicious packages)
- Developers using malicious Python Modules
I am not trying to forward these news but I am trying to prevent myself and other teammates to identify if a package from PyPI has not been altered by an external party.
Questions:
- What security check should I use once I have downloaded a package from PyPI? MD5 or any extra step?
- Is MD5 signature enough to verify the integrity of Python Packages?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-18 at 02:13First, the article describes the danger of typosquatting, which is caused by developers blindly installing package by name without checking if it's the correct upstream package. You can avoid this by going to the author's GitHub repository and copy the install instructions correctly.
Aside from that, packages can be tampered but unlikely. As the PyPI files are transferred through HTTPS, it doesn't make much sense to fetch a hash from server and verify it. (If the author's account or the PyPI server is hacked, hash doesn't prevent you from installing malicious packages.)
If you need extra security measure against server compromise, use pinned version/hashes. See the document for details.
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