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> Finally. Some Machine Learning. > We ran all of @horse_js tweets from the last 2 years through Azure Cognitive Services Text Analytics service. This service
by aw3c2 8y ago
> Finally. Some Machine Learning.
> We ran all of @horse_js tweets from the last 2 years through Azure Cognitive Services Text Analytics service. This service identifies keywords in phrases.
How was that necessary in comparison to a simple "split by whitespace, count occurences"? :P
- rootlocus 8y agoSounds better in a job interview.
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- a_bonobo 8y agoThat service does more NLP level stuff - remove stop-words (a, the, an, etc.), tokenize text (eating becomes eat), keep only words that represent the core message of the text, I think that's about it
- hhjinks 8y agoNeat, that's actually something I'll find useful in one of my personal projects. Guess I'll have to check it out.
- kamaln7 8y agoWe used Lucene (open source) in our information retrieval course and tokenizing (w/ removing stop words etc.) is one of the things it does. If you just want to experiment, that's also another option to look at if you like!
- 9dev 8y agoThat's stuff I can hack together in 20 minutes using JS or PHP... Why on earth would you need a remote API for that?