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textrecipes contain extra steps for the recipes package for preprocessing text data.
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return node;
}
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QUESTION
I am working with the IMDB movie ratings dataset and struggle with the data preprocessing. There are some movie-related words that appear in many ratings but are uninformative as a unigram, i.e. "film". However, if the rating says "good film" or "bad movie", that is informative and I would like to keep that as a bigram. Unfortunately, I could not yet bring my code to do this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 21:02The custom_stop_words
should be a character
vector
and not a data.frame/tibble
According to ?step_stopwords
custom_stop_words - A character vector to indicate a custom list of words that cater to the users specific problem.
QUESTION
I encountered some weird behavior using a recipe and a workflow to descriminate spam from valid texts using a naiveBayes classifier. I was trying to replicate using tidymodels and a workflow the results the 4th chapter of the book Machine learning with R: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Machine-Learning-with-R-Second-Edition/blob/master/Chapter%2004/MLwR_v2_04.r
While I was able to reproduce the analysis either with add_variables()
or add_formula()
or with no workflow, the workflow using the add_recipe()
function did not work.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 18:01When you are using a recipe in a workflow, then you combine the preprocessing steps with the model fitting. And when fitting that workflow, you need to use the data that the recipe is expecting (nb_train_sms
) not the data that the parsnip model is expecting.
Furthermore, it is not recommended to pass a prepped recipe to a workflow, so see how we don't prep()
before adding it to the workflow with add_recipe()
.
QUESTION
I've been reproducing Julia Silge's code from his Youtube video of Sentiment Analysis with tidymodels for Animal Crossing user reviews (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whE85O1XCkg&t=1300s). In minute 25, she uses tune_grid(), and when I try to use it in my script, I have this warning/error: Warning message:
All models failed in tune_grid(). See the .notes
column.
In .notes, appears 25 times:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 04:16Found a solution in the comments section of the post. This worked for me (Windows user) and made grid tuning nearly 4x faster.
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