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Very very cool. A couple problems though. For terms with spaces in them it creates a tag for each word. For example "stack overflow" has tags for "stack" and
by nck4222 16y ago
Very very cool.
A couple problems though. For terms with spaces in them it creates a tag for each word. For example "stack overflow" has tags for "stack" and "overflow", which aren't all that useful (although yes the tag stackoverflow is created): http://metaoptimize.com/projects/autotag/hackernews/term/5a/stack-overflow.html http://metaoptimize.com/projects/autotag/hackernews/term/5a/...?
What would be a solution to this? Parse the text so each token includes the first space it encounters and see if that multi word token occurs frequently?
The other problem is stripping out punctuation. The tag c++ doesn't exist, neither does c#. Not sure how you'd include relevant punctuation and strip out the rest.