Bengfort, Benjamin, 1984-
Applied text analysis with Python : enabling language-aware data products with machine learning Benjamin Bengfort, Rebecca Bilbro, Tony Ojeda - Beijing : O'Reilly Media, c2018. - xviii, 310 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Cover; Copyright; Table of Contents; Preface; Computational Challenges of Natural Language; Linguistic Data: Tokens and Words; Enter Machine Learning; Tools for Text Analysis; What to Expect from This Book; Who This Book Is For; Code Examples and GitHub Repository; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; O'Reilly Safari; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. Language and Computation; The Data Science Paradigm; Language-Aware Data Products; The Data Product Pipeline; Language as Data; A Computational Model of Language; Language Features; Contextual Features. Structural FeaturesConclusion; Chapter 2. Building a Custom Corpus; What Is a Corpus?; Domain-Specific Corpora; The Baleen Ingestion Engine; Corpus Data Management; Corpus Disk Structure; Corpus Readers; Streaming Data Access with NLTK; Reading an HTML Corpus; Reading a Corpus from a Database; Conclusion; Chapter 3. Corpus Preprocessing and Wrangling; Breaking Down Documents; Identifying and Extracting Core Content; Deconstructing Documents into Paragraphs; Segmentation: Breaking Out Sentences; Tokenization: Identifying Individual Tokens; Part-of-Speech Tagging; Intermediate Corpus Analytics. Corpus TransformationIntermediate Preprocessing and Storage; Reading the Processed Corpus; Conclusion; Chapter 4. Text Vectorization and Transformation Pipelines; Words in Space; Frequency Vectors; One-Hot Encoding; Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency; Distributed Representation; The Scikit-Learn API; The BaseEstimator Interface; Extending TransformerMixin; Pipelines; Pipeline Basics; Grid Search for Hyperparameter Optimization; Enriching Feature Extraction with Feature Unions; Conclusion; Chapter 5. Classification for Text Analysis; Text Classification. Identifying Classification ProblemsClassifier Models; Building a Text Classification Application; Cross-Validation; Model Construction; Model Evaluation; Model Operationalization; Conclusion; Chapter 6. Clustering for Text Similarity; Unsupervised Learning on Text; Clustering by Document Similarity; Distance Metrics; Partitive Clustering; Hierarchical Clustering; Modeling Document Topics; Latent Dirichlet Allocation; Latent Semantic Analysis; Non-Negative Matrix Factorization; Conclusion; Chapter 7. Context-Aware Text Analysis; Grammar-Based Feature Extraction; Context-Free Grammars. Syntactic ParsersExtracting Keyphrases; Extracting Entities; n-Gram Feature Extraction; An n-Gram-Aware CorpusReader; Choosing the Right n-Gram Window; Significant Collocations; n-Gram Language Models; Frequency and Conditional Frequency; Estimating Maximum Likelihood; Unknown Words: Back-off and Smoothing; Language Generation; Conclusion; Chapter 8. Text Visualization; Visualizing Feature Space; Visual Feature Analysis; Guided Feature Engineering; Model Diagnostics; Visualizing Clusters; Visualizing Classes; Diagnosing Classification Error; Visual Steering; Silhouette Scores and Elbow Curves. This practical book presents a data scientist's approach to building language-aware products with applied machine learning.
9781491963012 9781491963043 9781491962992 1491962992
Python (Computer program language)
005.133 BE AP
Applied text analysis with Python : enabling language-aware data products with machine learning Benjamin Bengfort, Rebecca Bilbro, Tony Ojeda - Beijing : O'Reilly Media, c2018. - xviii, 310 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Cover; Copyright; Table of Contents; Preface; Computational Challenges of Natural Language; Linguistic Data: Tokens and Words; Enter Machine Learning; Tools for Text Analysis; What to Expect from This Book; Who This Book Is For; Code Examples and GitHub Repository; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; O'Reilly Safari; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. Language and Computation; The Data Science Paradigm; Language-Aware Data Products; The Data Product Pipeline; Language as Data; A Computational Model of Language; Language Features; Contextual Features. Structural FeaturesConclusion; Chapter 2. Building a Custom Corpus; What Is a Corpus?; Domain-Specific Corpora; The Baleen Ingestion Engine; Corpus Data Management; Corpus Disk Structure; Corpus Readers; Streaming Data Access with NLTK; Reading an HTML Corpus; Reading a Corpus from a Database; Conclusion; Chapter 3. Corpus Preprocessing and Wrangling; Breaking Down Documents; Identifying and Extracting Core Content; Deconstructing Documents into Paragraphs; Segmentation: Breaking Out Sentences; Tokenization: Identifying Individual Tokens; Part-of-Speech Tagging; Intermediate Corpus Analytics. Corpus TransformationIntermediate Preprocessing and Storage; Reading the Processed Corpus; Conclusion; Chapter 4. Text Vectorization and Transformation Pipelines; Words in Space; Frequency Vectors; One-Hot Encoding; Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency; Distributed Representation; The Scikit-Learn API; The BaseEstimator Interface; Extending TransformerMixin; Pipelines; Pipeline Basics; Grid Search for Hyperparameter Optimization; Enriching Feature Extraction with Feature Unions; Conclusion; Chapter 5. Classification for Text Analysis; Text Classification. Identifying Classification ProblemsClassifier Models; Building a Text Classification Application; Cross-Validation; Model Construction; Model Evaluation; Model Operationalization; Conclusion; Chapter 6. Clustering for Text Similarity; Unsupervised Learning on Text; Clustering by Document Similarity; Distance Metrics; Partitive Clustering; Hierarchical Clustering; Modeling Document Topics; Latent Dirichlet Allocation; Latent Semantic Analysis; Non-Negative Matrix Factorization; Conclusion; Chapter 7. Context-Aware Text Analysis; Grammar-Based Feature Extraction; Context-Free Grammars. Syntactic ParsersExtracting Keyphrases; Extracting Entities; n-Gram Feature Extraction; An n-Gram-Aware CorpusReader; Choosing the Right n-Gram Window; Significant Collocations; n-Gram Language Models; Frequency and Conditional Frequency; Estimating Maximum Likelihood; Unknown Words: Back-off and Smoothing; Language Generation; Conclusion; Chapter 8. Text Visualization; Visualizing Feature Space; Visual Feature Analysis; Guided Feature Engineering; Model Diagnostics; Visualizing Clusters; Visualizing Classes; Diagnosing Classification Error; Visual Steering; Silhouette Scores and Elbow Curves. This practical book presents a data scientist's approach to building language-aware products with applied machine learning.
9781491963012 9781491963043 9781491962992 1491962992
Python (Computer program language)
005.133 BE AP