topic_models | implemented : lsa , plsa , lda | Topic Modeling library
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QUESTION
I have this code and I have list of article as dataset. Each raw has an article.
I run this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-02 at 18:15It could help answerers if you included more of the information around the error message, such as the multiple-lines of call-frames that will clearly indicate which line of your code triggered the error.
However, if you receive the error KeyError: u"word 'business' not in vocabulary"
, you can trust that your Word2Vec
instance, w2v_model
, never learned the word 'business'
.
This might be because it didn't appear in the training data the model was presented, or perhaps appeared but fewer than min_count
times.
As you don't show the type/contents of your raw_documents
variable, or code for your TokenGenerator
class, it's not clear why this would have gone wrong – but those are the places to look. Double-check that raw_documents
has the right contents, and that individual items inside the docgen
iterable-object look like the right sort of input for Word2Vec
.
Each item in the docgen
iterable object should be a list-of-string-tokens, not plain strings or anything else. And, the docgen
iterable must be possible of being iterated-over multiple times. For example, if you execute the following two lines, you should see the same two lists-of-string tokens (looking something like ['hello', 'world']
:
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