Calculating Text Similarity in Python with NLP

Today we learn how to compare texts in terms of similarity by using NLP in Python.
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[@codieausten5076]

Direct and to the point. Great vid!

[@ardapy]

Sir you are doing a fantastic job. Keep pushing!

[@TimothyTeo]

Very educational content!

[@LearningWorldChatGPT]

Fantastic job, NeuralNine!
Thank you very much for the great explanation!

[@zainulabideen_1]

All your videos are really helpful

[@AndresVeraF]

wow! thanks you very much for this tutorial

[@its_code]

Really informative 👍❤️ video

[@egycg3569]

Man, I devour your tutorials.

[@bloomdavies7933]

dude keep it up

[@peterboshra]

Great explanation sir, But what if i have two datasets each of it have differenet number of rows and I want to compare how much similar that word in row[0] to all rows in the other dataset and so on for row[1:n-1]

[@danyahhussein1073]

was helpful thanks

[@najmehsadeghian7316]

thank you so much for the video. could you explain how to do that for large texts?

[@klamentyne5991]

Please can someone please please help me?
How do I do this measuring sentence similarity between 2 sets of questions/data using Spacy, and then output the pairs with their similarity score in a dataframe?
I have 2 lists of data and I want to be able to compare both sets against each other and print out the pair along with thier similarity score. I cannot figure out the loop code for the life of me...please help 😢

[@serychristianrenaud]

thanks

[@philtoa334]

Thx.

[@user-td4pf6rr2t]

4:42 I would try reset with the entire environent and pass the same list of colors to the library again but in reversed order. So like red||walking == color, color||blue == color, color||yellow == color. Is probably whats happening so yellow probably is never even / Is my guess whats happening. compared agains the actual query string but propagates from cache memory.

[@samuelwainberg1659]

excellent

[@lilchrok]

Will you talk about python 3.11?

[@Slavaver]

Please make video about code similarity. How to check plagiarism?

[@arshmansuri8379]

Which is your intro song?

[@hemantchauhan6437]

NEED HELP! I am making a website where user can upload a pdf but I want that pdf to upload only if that pdf has images of only HANDWRITTEN text. Thank you for reading.

[@spandanbasu_1228]

spacy en_core_web models are not downloading

[@ting-chiehhuang6937]

can this be used in address clustering?

[@dariswanjanwerip.2210]

this is interesting case

[@ralvarezb78]

At 0:42 -> python -m pip install --upgrade pip to remove the warning of pip. Fixed in 22.1.1 version

[@tcgvsocg1458]

christianity with beer? with wine no?

[@AllenJackson1]

I usually enjoy your videos but this one was pretty strange… and a relatively poor application of spaCy.

[@spicytuna08]

spaCy plays very important role in Topic modeling imo.
a lot of times, topics from documents have very similar in semantec. e.g. fundamental in python and basic python are in essence the same. in this case, you want the model to ground to one topic instead of two to eliminate confusion.

[@codewithbrogs3809]

Horrible