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  001 Introduction & Overview.mp4 164.9 MB
  002 NLTK Setup.ipynb 8.8 KB
  002 NLTK Setup.mp4 69.1 MB
  003 Basic Processing.ipynb 566.2 KB
  003 Pre-Processing.mp4 181.9 MB
  004 Tokenization.ipynb 18.1 KB
  004 Tokenization.mp4 111.5 MB
  005 Normalization.ipynb 18.5 KB
  005 Normalization.mp4 184.8 MB
  006 Processing Web Data.ipynb 398.5 KB
  006 Processing Web Data.mp4 146.2 MB
  007 Vectorization Techniques.ipynb 138.8 KB
  007 Vectorization.mp4 343.6 MB
  008 Projects.mp4 43.1 MB
  009 Project_ Sentiment Analysis.mp4 180.4 MB
  009 Twitter Sentiment Analysis.ipynb 398.4 KB
  010 Classifying Research Articles.ipynb 456.6 KB
  010 Project_ Classifying Research Articles.mp4 148.2 MB
  011 Hotel Reviews Classification.ipynb 227.7 KB
  011 Project_ Hotel Reviews Classification.mp4 203.5 MB
  012 News Summarization.ipynb 59.7 KB
  012 Project_ News Summarization.mp4 152.8 MB
  013 Project_ Topic Modeling.mp4 177.8 MB
  013 Topic Modeling.ipynb 37.3 KB
  014 POS Tagging.mp4 215.2 MB
  014 Part Of Speech Tagging.ipynb 28.7 KB
  015 Chunking and Chinking.ipynb 80.4 KB
  015 Chunking and Chinking.mp4 126.8 MB
  016 Concluding Remarks.mp4 14.3 MB
  Bonus Resources.txt 307.2 B
  Get Bonus Downloads Here.url 204.8 B
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NLP through GOFAI

Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48.0 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.40 GB | Duration: 4h 32m
Project-based Learning
What you'll learn
Text pre-processing techniques on humongous datasets
Real-life project-based NLP development using Good Old Fashioned AI.

Description
Traditional Machine Learning projects use numeric and textual data stored in conventional databases. Developing intelligent applications based on purely text data is extremely challenging? Why is it so? In the first place, the available text data in this world is millions of times more than the numeric data available to us in the conventional databases. So, the question is can we extract some useful information from this huge corpus of text data - which can run into several terabytes or rather petabytes. The moment you talk about these sizes for the data, the whole perspective of machine learning changes. In the traditional databases, the number of columns is quite low and thus the number of features for machine learning too is very small - generally goes in tens and at the most few hundreds, max. In NLP applications, as there are no columns like structured databases, each word in the text corpus becomes a probable candidate to be considered as a feature for model training. It is impossible to train a model with millions of features. So, to develop ML applications, the first and the major requirement is to reduce this features count by reducing the vocabulary. The other major requirement is to convert the text data into binary format as our dumb machine understand only binaries. That is where the NLP learning becomes distinct from model development on structured databases. Once the text data is pre-processed to get a minimal number of features that represent the entire text corpus, the rest of the model development process remains same as the traditional one - popularly known as Good Old Fashioned AI.

In this course, you will learn many text pre-processing techniques to make the huge text datasets ready for machine learning. You will learn many text-preprocessing techniques such as stemming, lemmatization, removing stop words, position-of-speech (POS) tagging, bag-of-words, and tf-idf.

You will then learn to apply the traditional statistics based algorithms for training the models. You will develop five industry standard real-life NLP applications. These applications would cover a wide span of NLP domain. You will learn binary and multi-class classifications. You will use both supervised and unsupervised learning. You will learn to use unsupervised clustering on text data. You will use LDA (LatentDirichletAllocation) algorithm for clustering. You will use support vector machines for classifying text.

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