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My co-authors and I wrote "Taming Text" (https://www.manning.com/books/taming-text https://www.manning.com/books/taming-text) specifically for programmers (ther
by gsingers 10y ago
My co-authors and I wrote "Taming Text" (https://www.manning.com/books/taming-text https://www.manning.com/books/taming-text) specifically for programmers (there is little math, mostly code) interested in getting started in NLP. The examples are a bit dated at this point (2013 publication date), but still applicable for someone getting started. Covers getting started, feature extraction and preprocessing, search, clustering, classification, string heuristics, Named Entity Recognition and finishes off w/ a simple Question Answering system. Examples are in Java. It is not an academic treatise.
- binarymax 10y agoJust wanted to say: thanks for writing this book, it's really good! I also second your motion that it is a great place to begin, as it's a single coherent source for a nice starting point.