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A collection of stop words stop words in various languages for e.g. search-functions.
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- Get stopwords data
- Get stopWords from language .
- Load language data .
- Load language data .
- Returns all stop words
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stop-words Examples and Code Snippets
def remove_stop_words(vocab):
# remove stop words
vocab.remove("the")
vocab.remove("of")
vocab.remove("and")
vocab.remove("in")
vocab.remove("a")
vocab.remove("to")
vocab.remove("is")
vocab.remove("as")
vocab.r
function Gu(){ql.startNonterminal("FTStopWords",Ll);switch(Al){case 81:vl(81),wl(15),vl(7);break;default:vl(34),wl(17),vl(11);for(;;){wl(101);if(Al!=41)break;vl(41),wl(17),vl(11)}vl(37)}ql.endNonterminal("FTStopWords",Ll)}
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QUESTION
I'm trying to use hadoop to get some statistics from a json file like average number of stars for a category or language with most reviews. To do this I am using mrjob, I found this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 15:05For me was useful just to use json.loads, like:
QUESTION
Is there any WordPress theme function code that blocks certain wordpress tags from being created? I'd want to exclude some tags from the keyword list, for example, I don't want WordPress to create the following stop-words tags:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-31 at 09:05You can use the pre_insert_term
filter hook. that will help you to prevent tags before inserting. try the below code.
QUESTION
I have performed the data cleaning of my dataframe with pyspark, including the removal of the Stop-Words.
Removing the Stop-Word produces a list for each line, containing words that are NOT Stop-Words.
Now I would like to count all the words left in that column, to make the Word-Cloud
or the Word-Frequency
.
This is my pyspark dataframe:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 11:01One option is to use explode
QUESTION
Following on from Pandas DataFrame extract between one START word and multiple STOP words, is it possible to extend the solution to multiple start words, too? Example shouldn't be taken very literally:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-27 at 08:45You can use non-capturing groups to define the start/stop words alternatives:
QUESTION
As the title clearly describes the issue I've been experiencing, no Pipfile.lock
is being generated as I get the following error when I execute the recommended command pipenv lock --clear
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 06:29By looking at the pypi
site for keras-nightly
library, I could see that there are no versions named 2.5.0.dev
. Check which package is generating the error and try downgrading that package.
QUESTION
I am following this tutorial to make a chatbot with the following code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 12:34The code runs with no issues, and please note what you get is not an error, it is a warning. Note you can suppress all warnings with
QUESTION
I am implementing a simple doc2vec
with gensim
, not a word2vec
I need to remove stopwords without losing the correct order to a list of list.
Each list is a document and, as I understood for doc2vec, the model will have as input a list of TaggedDocuments
model = Doc2Vec(lst_tag_documents, vector_size=5, window=2, min_count=1, workers=4)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 12:30lower
is a list of one element, word not in STOPWORDS
will return False
. Take the first item in the list with index and split by blank space
QUESTION
I would like to extract a specific group of words from a list of comments scraped from one website to count them and use the most common of them in my TextBlob dictionary, that will be used in a simple sentiment analysis. To simplify: I would like to get all the adjectives, that might have positive or negative sentiment. komentarze
is a huge list of strings, every string is a sentence, which sentiment I would like to check. I want to create a list of words from this list of strings and then check which adjectives, that are not punctuation nor stopwords and are before a verb, are the most frequent. When I run my code, I get an error: IndexError: [E040] Attempt to access token at 18, max length 18. This error stands for Attempt to access token at {i}, max length {max_length}. I tried different codes, but none of them works.
Here is an example of a code that wants to proceed, but gives an E040 Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 07:12This is a perfect use case for spaCy's Matchers. Here's an example of matching ADJ NOUN in English:
QUESTION
I am new in NLP and it is a bit confusing me. I am trying to do a text classification with SVC on my dataset. I have an imbalanced dataset of 6 classes. The text is news for classes of health, sport, culture, economy, science and web. I am using TF-IDF for vectorization.
the preprocessing steps: lower-case
all the texts and to remove the stop-words
. since my text is in German I did not use lemmatization
my first try:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 14:54The best way to improve accuracy, given that you want to stick with this configuration is through hyperparameter tuning, or by introducing additional components, such as feature selection.
Hyperparameter tuning
Most machine learning algorithms and parts of a machine learning pipeline have several parameters you can change. For example, the TfidfVectorizer
has different ngram ranges, different analysis levels, different tokenizers, and many more parameters to vary. Most of these will affect your performance. So, what you can do is systematically vary these parameters (and those of your SVC
), while monitoring you accuracy on a development set (i.e., not the test data!). Instead of fixed development set, cross-validation is typically used in these kinds of settings.
The best way to do this in sklearn
is through a RandomizedSearchCV
(see here for details). This class automatically cross-validates and searches through the possible options you pre-specify by randomly sampling from the option set for a fixed number of iterations. By applying this technique on your training data, you will automatically find models that perform better for your given training data and your options. Ideally, these models would also perform better on your test data. Fair warning: cross-validated search techniques can take a while to run.
Feature Selection
In addition to grid search, another way to improve performance is through feature selection. Feature selection typically consists of a statistical test that determines which features explain variance in the typical task you are trying to solve. The feature selection methods in sklearn
are detailed here.
By far the most important bit here is that the performance of anything you add to your model should be verified on an independent development set, or in cross-validation. Leave your test data alone.
QUESTION
I'm trying to extract top words by date as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-06 at 17:48This is how you can remove stopwords from your text:
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