Topic_Models | Presentation for the NYU Data Lab December | Topic Modeling library

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Topic_Models is a R library typically used in Artificial Intelligence, Topic Modeling applications. Topic_Models has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Presentation for the NYU Politics Data Lab December 2015. This is a "Very Applied" introduction to Topic Models in the social sciences. I introduce the concepts underlying topic models, discuss common pitfalls in their application, and present seminal research using topic models in Political Scinece. I also provide a hands-on walkthrough of the most famous and widely-used topic model (Latent Dirichlet Allocation) as well as an exciting extension of LDA that's often better suited to answering the kinds of questions that political scientists tend to ask (Structural Topic Model).
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            Gensim: raise KeyError("word '%s' not in vocabulary" % word)
            Asked 2018-Sep-02 at 19:15

            I have this code and I have list of article as dataset. Each raw has an article.

            I run this code:

            ...

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            Answered 2018-Sep-02 at 18:15

            It 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']:

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52139386

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