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Feature Engineering for NLP in Python
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Introduction to Natural Language Processing in PythonSupervised Learning with scikit-learnBasic features and readability scores
Text preprocessing, POS tagging and NER
N-Gram models
TF-IDF and similarity scores
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What NLP feature engineering techniques will I learn?
You learn POS tagging, named entity recognition, readability scores, n-gram models, tf-idf weighting, cosine similarity, and word embeddings. Each technique converts text into features suitable for ML models.
What projects or applications are built during the course?
You predict movie review sentiment, build a movie recommender, and create a TED Talk recommender. You also analyze noun usage in fake news and compare Pink Floyd songs using word vectors.
Which Python libraries are used for the feature engineering tasks?
You use scikit-learn for vectorization and modeling, and spaCy for POS tagging, named entity recognition, and text preprocessing. Both are industry-standard NLP tools.
What are readability scores and why do they matter?
Readability scores measure how much education is needed to understand a text. Chapter 1 teaches you to compute them as basic features that quantify text complexity for machine learning.
What prior NLP knowledge is needed before starting?
You need Introduction to Natural Language Processing in Python plus seven other prerequisites including pandas, scikit-learn, and statistics. This is an advanced course for experienced Python users.
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