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This is not NLP. The code just finds words in list of pre-defined words. It ignores the context of the sentence or perform any "real" NLP analyzing.
by sagivo 11y ago
This is not NLP. The code just finds words in list of pre-defined words. It ignores the context of the sentence or perform any "real" NLP analyzing.
- jmsduran 11y agoYou are correct, it is not NLP. But I wouldn't downplay the potential of this javascript library. I have hundreds of digital documents that need to be sorted and archived. I am able to extract a document's text via OCR, but now have to find a way to sort/file them based off certain keywords present within the document (date, time, place, etc). I think Knwl.js will be a perfect fit for this. So far I have only spent a couple of minutes looking through the demo and GitHub repository, but it looks like with this library I will be able to write an extension that can help detect restaurants and stores I frequently visit (which will further help me sort all those pesky paper receipts). I will definitely start playing around with Knwl.js once I get home. Good job!
- skillachie 11y agoIt is NLP just not the latest "real" as you would call it. Its just rule based. http://www.quora.com/Why-are-rule-based-methods-becoming-unpopular-in-NLP http://www.quora.com/Why-are-rule-based-methods-becoming-unp... And http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule-based_system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule-based_system