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Can you guide me to convert continous sign languages into meaningful english sentences? Also please let me know for any translation system we need to implement all of these terms
Hello, I want to know the possibility of someone pursuing a Ph.D in Natural Language Processing. I have a bachelor's degree and master's degree in Linguistics. I later developed interest in NLP. If it is possible, what are the requirements for enrolling in the program. Thank you.
Great overview. I am now curious to know more about that topic. A little bit too fast at speaking / explaining IMO. I had to pause and rewind the video many time to grasp what was explained.
I'm basically new to AI, data science...this NLP that you shown is basically for English language. How about if I want to develop for my own language? Is there any resources that you could recommend to me...Tq
Hi, I'm someone with very little background in programming but I badly need to find a way to do semantic similarity comparisons of sentences for a research project. I was already lost at the part where you brought up the NLTK downloader. How did you do that and where did it come from!?
how do i do this but using a column in a table dataset. For instance if i have a specific column that contains words and i want to do this analysis how would i go about it?
Hi, Which will be better for stock news sentimental analysis Bag of words Tfidf Also discussed with reason plz? Looking forward to hearing from you soon!!
Hi. I got a problem when I run FreqDist code. It did not show full output just like yours. it ended like this, "...})". How can I make it show full output result?
if you run help () on it you should find out the objects methods, here its elements () which is some further obfuscated data type you need to put into a list to see easily, so fdist was the variable name fdist.elements() to get the data, list(fdist.elements()) to see it human readably. You probably don't need that help anymore but that's the kind of workflow to solving your own problems in future. Use the help feature on things you need more info about and try and transform the data if its not in a common data structure
i made a colab, i had trouble filtering stopwords at the end. This is very messy but thought it would be worth sharing colab.research.google.com/drive/1OSGIgFMxVX5kjpJ5g5NY2clPpjJDSCxG
Hello Kislay Keshari. While running the "Corpora" print function I'm getting the following error List Out Of Range. IndexError Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1 print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora"))) ~\Anaconda3.1111\lib\site-packages ltk\data.py in find(resource_name, paths) 658 659 # Identify the package (i.e. the .zip file) to download. --> 660 resource_zipname = resource_name.split('/')[1] 661 if resource_zipname.endswith('.zip'): 662 resource_zipname = resource_zipname.rpartition('.')[0] IndexError: list index out of range
from __future__ import print_function import os import nltk import nltk.corpus print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora"))) nltk.download('brown') from nltk.corpus import brown brown.words()
Install nltk via the anaconda prompt: pip install nltk Open nltk downloader (the thing shown at the start of the video): 1. open jupyter notebook 2. import nltk 3. run nltk.download() The downloader will open after this (check out your taskbar).
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love it!
This style of teaching is as simple as it gets! Really great job! Thank you.
At 14:50, it is not frequency distinct. It is frequency distribution.
This is the best !! The tutor is the best in the business ..!!
Free code camp is better than most paid courses.
A lot in a short time, you pulled it really well. Thanks a lot 😁🙏
Part 2: Making responses like J.A.R.V.I.S. using NLP.
I must say that you are a very good tutor.
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Sir you are great thank you for your .. Tiuturial . Someday people have a knowledge specially to Teachers :)
This was so helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for an amazing introduction to NLP. It helped understand most of the steps
Really need this vlog for my research, very informative as well. Thank you!
Came looking for gold, but i found copper. (i came here to escape edureka)
Lol
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Can you guide me to convert continous sign languages into meaningful english sentences? Also please let me know for any translation system we need to implement all of these terms
Hi Guys, This is Kislay here.
If you have any questions you can put it up here.
Please assist me with an example of identifying grammar mistakes from a paragraph or guide me how to do it
How can we do weather the review is spam or not?
Where's the code hosted, I'm on mobile
Hi kislay, where is the code for this tutorial? I was trying to follow this tutorial
This is so informative. Thank you
This was really interesting and I learnt a lot about NLP with Python from this video, cheers
very well summarized
15:00 How can I translate every token and put its translation in brackets next to it?
Great Tutorial for Beginners
This is super cool. Great video
This was so helpful.
Thank you.
Hello, I want to know the possibility of someone pursuing a Ph.D in Natural Language Processing. I have a bachelor's degree and master's degree in Linguistics. I later developed interest in NLP. If it is possible, what are the requirements for enrolling in the program. Thank you.
Great overview!
Great explanation
Terrific presentation! Thank you!
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Thanks you for the information, you do excelent videos!!
Thank you for such a good explanation and demo on NLP. What are the real world applications using NLP nowadays?
Chatbots, Google Assistants
Sentiment analysis, market research
Simple clean with example...
Thanks for this beautiful session :)
I can not understand how these people praising or liking the content What the hell did You learn, Just theory - Suck it !!!
Amit Yadav that is why they have paid courses for that.
Great video - thanks!
Great overview. I am now curious to know more about that topic. A little bit too fast at speaking / explaining IMO. I had to pause and rewind the video many time to grasp what was explained.
Very nicely done!
Hi great video and examples. Is this code hosted anywhere?
Very good Tutorial, please can the codes run on raspberry pi?
Hi. Thank you for the video. I have a question is NLTK considered part of machine learning or it is a statistical way of applying NLP?
NLP is a field of ML
Thank u for this awesome video
I can not print the stop words using both pycharm and jupyternotebook ........print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora"))) what is missing?
I'm basically new to AI, data science...this NLP that you shown is basically for English language. How about if I want to develop for my own language? Is there any resources that you could recommend to me...Tq
it was much helpful,,,,tnku
Hi, I'm someone with very little background in programming but I badly need to find a way to do semantic similarity comparisons of sentences for a research project. I was already lost at the part where you brought up the NLTK downloader. How did you do that and where did it come from!?
Hope you got the solution. In case you are not, you can follow this link - ua-cam.com/video/Qu8pob9RX64/v-deo.html
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Can you provide a link to the Jupyter notebook?
Hi! how I apply the same (NLP processing) on corpora containing emojis in sentences.
emoji unicode
It is sentiment analysis, not sentimental :D
to continue from 32:30
Please answer
How to train nltk others language ? nltk work for English language but i want use it for others language.pls anyone answer my Question
what language are you working on?
thanks, it's great!!
What's with the fdist[word.lower()]+=1? Why is there a +=1 in there?
count thats the count . in a loop its counting repetition
Great video
very usefull
how do i do this but using a column in a table dataset. For instance if i have a specific column that contains words and i want to do this analysis how would i go about it?
Is this jupyter notebook available?
Hi, Which will be better for stock news sentimental analysis
Bag of words
Tfidf
Also discussed with reason plz?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!!
fdist[word.lower()]+=1 not return a tuple it returns only the last item saved in the loop any help please?
fdist.most_common() resolve it instead of for loop
Good stuff!
is it possible to do text processing for multiple columns in the dataset ?
Thanks
Is it possible to build a nlp app for a foreign language other than English?
yes
Normally I wouldn't ask for the code pasted, but when you're on mobile its hard to read, where's the code hosted?
can someone help me? on mine there is an error "indexError:list index out of range" when I run the command "listdir nltk.data.find("corpora"))
can we find grammar mistakes from a sentence using nltk? please assist with an example
Do I need the data file to run the code, "print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora")))"?
yes, you need to first install the necessary files or corpora to run this command.
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Hi. I got a problem when I run FreqDist code. It did not show full output just like yours. it ended like this, "...})". How can I make it show full output result?
if you run help () on it you should find out the objects methods, here its elements () which is some further obfuscated data type you need to put into a list to see easily, so fdist was the variable name fdist.elements() to get the data, list(fdist.elements()) to see it human readably.
You probably don't need that help anymore but that's the kind of workflow to solving your own problems in future. Use the help feature on things you need more info about and try and transform the data if its not in a common data structure
It gives error when i do nltk.data.find("corpora").
link to jupyter notebeook?
i made a colab, i had trouble filtering stopwords at the end. This is very messy but thought it would be worth sharing
colab.research.google.com/drive/1OSGIgFMxVX5kjpJ5g5NY2clPpjJDSCxG
@@andrewkiminhwan thank you
provide Github link of the codes in description.
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Can i get the presentation ?
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how to teach natural language processing different languages beyond english?
Hi sir, want to extract invoice PDF file to excel or csv . How can I do that in NLP. Please help me . Tank you.
use tesseract or similar other library
Have you found any useful tools ?
fdist is not a function it is a list variable
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But how to use it? These are only definitions of stemming, etc etc
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Thanks for a such an informative video, do you share the code file as well ?
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Felt like you skipped many small things , many a times I felt lost and had to search google.
Hello Kislay Keshari. While running the "Corpora" print function I'm getting the following error List Out Of Range.
IndexError Traceback (most recent call last)
in ()
----> 1 print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora")))
~\Anaconda3.1111\lib\site-packages
ltk\data.py in find(resource_name, paths)
658
659 # Identify the package (i.e. the .zip file) to download.
--> 660 resource_zipname = resource_name.split('/')[1]
661 if resource_zipname.endswith('.zip'):
662 resource_zipname = resource_zipname.rpartition('.')[0]
IndexError: list index out of range
from __future__ import print_function
import os
import nltk
import nltk.corpus
print(os.listdir(nltk.data.find("corpora")))
nltk.download('brown')
from nltk.corpus import brown
brown.words()
im having the same error. please if you figured it out show me how to fix it
me too ,dissapointing :(
Dataset link
who is the guy in the video?
ill suggest u add some requirements at the start of any tutorials. ty
I have anaconda downloaded. Can someone guide me to download NLTK library?
pip install not
nltk.download()
You don't actually show how to download the NLTK :-(
You can refer to the following steps:
>>>pip install nltk
>>>import nltk
>>>nltk.download()
u can download it via pip install -U nltk
Install nltk via the anaconda prompt:
pip install nltk
Open nltk downloader (the thing shown at the start of the video):
1. open jupyter notebook
2. import nltk
3. run nltk.download()
The downloader will open after this (check out your taskbar).
Just a 38 minute Edureka ad, nothing practical just making the viewer interested in learning this so they buy a course.
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Most people think of NLP as Neurolinguistic Programming!
that's true in the neuroscience field (brain study)
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Maker of Siri, has a video on there is no such thing as artificial intelligence,
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3/5 A little too fast and not beginner friendly. At the very least a 'prerequisite' section should be mentioned before the start of video.
Indian accent?
Fk...I live in Stone Age era....