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This competition is hosted by Kaggle https://www.kaggle.com/c/nlp-getting-started/overview. I participated in the competition in order to try my hands on the field of Artificial Intelligence known as Natural Language Processing.

  • Updated Mar 31, 2020
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Assignment-11-Text-Mining-01-Elon-Musk, Perform sentimental analysis on the Elon-musk tweets (Exlon-musk.csv), Text Preprocessing: remove both the leading and the trailing characters, removes empty strings, because they are considered in Python as False, Joining the list into one string/text, Remove Twitter username handles from a given twitter text. (Removes @usernames), Again Joining the list into one string/text, Remove Punctuation, Remove https or url within text, Converting into Text Tokens, Tokenization, Remove Stopwords, Normalize the data, Stemming (Optional), Lemmatization, Feature Extraction, Using BoW CountVectorizer, CountVectorizer with N-grams (Bigrams & Trigrams), TF-IDF Vectorizer, Generate Word Cloud, Named Entity Recognition (NER), Emotion Mining - Sentiment Analysis.

  • Updated Sep 3, 2021
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This case study shows how to create a model for text analysis and classification and deploy it as a web service in Azure cloud in order to automatically classify support tickets. This project is a proof of concept made by Microsoft (Commercial Software Engineering team) in collaboration with Endava http://endava.com/en

  • Updated Oct 18, 2018
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This is an NLP and Flask-based application which involves predicting the sentiments of the sentences as positive or negative. The classifier is trained on a huge dataset of IMDB movies reviews. The model is then hosted using Flask to be used by end-users.

  • Updated Aug 11, 2021
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