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NLTK: Build Document Classifier & Spell Checker with Python, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 48 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 164 reviews, and has 863 subscribers.

You will learn about NLTK Main Functions: Concordance, Similar, Lexical Dispersion Plot Text Tokenization Text Normalization: Stemming & Lemmatization Text Tagging: Unigram, N-Gram, Regex Text Classification Project 1: Gender Prediction Application Project 2: Document Classification Application Information Extraction from Text: Chunking, Chinking, Name Entity Recognition Source Code *.py Files of All Lectures English Captions for All Lectures Q&A board to send your questions and get them answered quickly This course is ideal for individuals who are This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial is desined for Python programmers who want to learn more about ?Natural Language? Toolkit (NLTK). It is particularly useful for This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial is desined for Python programmers who want to learn more about ?Natural Language? Toolkit (NLTK).

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Title: NLTK: Build Document Classifier & Spell Checker with Python

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • NLTK Main Functions: Concordance, Similar, Lexical Dispersion Plot
  • Text Tokenization
  • Text Normalization: Stemming & Lemmatization
  • Text Tagging: Unigram, N-Gram, Regex
  • Text Classification
  • Project 1: Gender Prediction Application
  • Project 2: Document Classification Application
  • Information Extraction from Text: Chunking, Chinking, Name Entity Recognition
  • Source Code *.py Files of All Lectures
  • English Captions for All Lectures
  • Q&A board to send your questions and get them answered quickly
  • Who Should Attend

  • This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial is desined for Python programmers who want to learn more about ?Natural Language? Toolkit (NLTK).
  • Target Audiences

  • This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial is desined for Python programmers who want to learn more about ?Natural Language? Toolkit (NLTK).
  • This Natural Language Processing?(NLP) tutorial covers core basics of NLP using the well-known Python package?Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK). The course helps trainees become familiar with common concepts like tokens, tokenization, stemming, lemmatization, and using regex for tokenization or for stemming. It discusses classification, tagging, normalization of our input or raw text. It also covers some machine learning algorithms such as Naive Bayes.

    After taking this course,?you will be familiar with the basic terminologies and concepts of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and you should be able to develop NLP applications using the knowledge you gained in this course.

    What is?Natural Language Processing (NLP)?

    Natural language processing,?or NLP for short, is the ability of a computer program to understand, manipulate, analyze, and derive meaning from human language in a smart and useful way. By utilizing NLP, developers can organize and structure knowledge to perform tasks such as?automatic summarization, translation, named entity recognition, relationship extraction, sentiment analysis, speech recognition, topic segmentation, and spam detection.

    What is NLTK?

    The Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) is a suite of program modules and data-sets for text analysis, covering symbolic and statistical Natural Language Processing (NLP). NLTK is written in Python. Over the past few years, NLTK has become popular in teaching and research.

    NLTK includes capabilities for tokenizing, parsing, and identifying named entities as well as many more features.

    This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial mainly cover?NLTK modules.

    About the course

    This Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial is basically designed to make you understand the fundamental concepts of Natural Language Processing (NLP) with Python, and we will be learning some machine learning algorithms as well because natural language processing and machine learning move hand in hand as NLP employs machine learning techniques to learn and understand what a sentence is saying, or what a user has said and it sends an appropriate response back.?

    So, by the end of this course, I hope you will have a clear idea, a clear view of the core fundamental concepts of NLP and how we can actually make applications using these core concepts.

    Looking forward to seeing you in the course.

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    Keywords: Natural Language Processing (NLP) tutorial; Python NLTK; Machine Learning; Sentiment Analysis; Data Mining; Text Analysis; Text Processing

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Getting Started with NLTK (Natural Language Processing Toolkit)

    Lecture 1: Introduction to NLP

    Lecture 2: Course Technical Requirements

    Lecture 3: Installing and Setting Up NLTK

    Lecture 4: NLTK Accessing Texts

    Lecture 5: Basic Functions: concordance, similar, dispersion_plot, count

    Lecture 6: Summary: NLTK Basic Functions

    Lecture 7: Frequency Distribution with NLTK

    Lecture 8: Frequency Distribution on Your Text with NLTK

    Chapter 2: Do you want to learn a specific NLP topic?

    Lecture 1: Do you want to learn a specific NLTK or NLP topic?

    Chapter 3: Corpora

    Lecture 1: Accessing Corpora

    Lecture 2: Loading Your Own Corpus

    Lecture 3: Conditional Frequency Distribution

    Lecture 4: Lexical Resources Vocabulary

    Lecture 5: Terminology

    Chapter 4: Processing Raw Text with NLTK

    Lecture 1: NLP Pipeline

    Lecture 2: Tokenization

    Lecture 3: Regular Expressions

    Lecture 4: Applications of Regex

    Lecture 5: Stemming

    Lecture 6: Lemmatization

    Lecture 7: Regex for Tokenization

    Chapter 5: Categorizing and Tagging Words with NLTK

    Lecture 1: Tagger

    Lecture 2: Tagged Corpus

    Lecture 3: The Default Tagger

    Lecture 4: Regexp Tagger

    Lecture 5: Unigram Tagger

    Lecture 6: Ngram Tagger

    Chapter 6: Sentiment Analysis: Text Classification Practical Projects

    Lecture 1: Machine Learning Overview

    Lecture 2: Logic Of Naive Bayes

    Lecture 3: Project #1: Gender Prediction Application – Part 1

    Lecture 4: Project #1: Gender Prediction Application – Part 2

    Lecture 5: Project #1: Gender Prediction Application – Part 3

    Lecture 6: Project #2: Document Classifier Application

    Chapter 7: Extracting Info from Text

    Lecture 1: Information Extraction Architecture

    Lecture 2: Chunking Overiew

    Lecture 3: Chunking in Coding

    Lecture 4: Exercise: Named Entity Recognition

    Lecture 5: Chinking

    Lecture 6: Stanford NLP API

    Chapter 8: NLP Course Concolusion

    Lecture 1: Conclusion

    Chapter 9: Advanced NLTK Topics

    Lecture 1: Edit Distance Example

    Lecture 2: Edit Distance – Spelling Checker

    Lecture 3: Appendix: List of Correct Words for Spelling Checkers

    Lecture 4: Edit Distance – Plagiarism Checker / Translation Memory

    Chapter 10: Bonus Material

    Lecture 1: More NLP Tutorials

    Lecture 2: Whats Next for You?

    Instructors

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    GoTrained Academy
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  • NLTK- Build Document Classifier Spell Checker with Python  No.3
    Waqar Ahmed
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  • 2 stars: 18 votes
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  • 4 stars: 54 votes
  • 5 stars: 48 votes
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