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Machine Learning Techniques for Text

Name: Machine Learning Techniques for Text
Author: Nikos Tsourakis
ISBN: 9781803242385

by Nikos Tsourakis

October 2022

Intermediate to advanced

448 pages

11h 3m

English

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Machine Learning Techniques for Text
AcknowledgmentsContributorsAbout the authorAbout the reviewers
Preface
Who this book is forWhat this book coversTo get the most out of this bookDownload the example code filesConventions usedGet in touchShare Your ThoughtsDownload a free PDF copy of this book
Chapter 1: Introducing Machine Learning for Text
The language phenomenonThe data explosionThe era of AIRelevant research fieldsThe machine learning paradigmTaxonomy of machine learning techniquesSupervised learningUnsupervised learningSemi-supervised learningReinforcement learningVisualization of the dataEvaluation of the resultsSummary
Chapter 2: Detecting Spam Emails
Technical requirementsUnderstanding spam detectionExplaining feature engineeringExtracting word representationsUsing label encodingUsing one-hot encodingUsing token count encodingUsing tf-idf encodingExecuting data preprocessingTokenizing the inputRemoving stop wordsStemming the wordsLemmatizing the wordsPerforming classificationGetting the dataCreating the train and test setsPreprocessing the dataExtracting the featuresIntroducing the Support Vector Machines algorithmUnderstanding Bayes’ theoremMeasuring classification performanceCalculating accuracyCalculating precision and recallCalculating the F-scoreCreating ROC and AUCCreating precision-recall curvesSummary
Chapter 3: Classifying Topics of Newsgroup Posts
Technical requirementsUnderstanding topic classificationPerforming exploratory data analysisExecuting dimensionality reductionUnderstanding principal component analysisUnderstanding linear discriminant analysisPutting PCA and LDA into actionIntroducing the k-nearest neighbors algorithmPerforming feature extractionPerforming cross-validationPerforming classificationComparison to the baseline modelIntroducing the random forest algorithmContracting a decision treePerforming classificationExtracting word embedding representationUnderstanding word embeddingPerforming vector arithmeticPerforming classificationUsing the fastText toolSummary
Chapter 4: Extracting Sentiments from Product Reviews
Technical requirementsUnderstanding sentiment analysisPerforming exploratory data analysisUsing the Software datasetExploiting the ratings of productsExtracting the word count of reviewsExploiting the helpfulness scoreIntroducing linear regressionPutting linear regression into actionIntroducing logistic regressionUnderstanding gradient descentUsing logistic regressionCreating training and test setsPerforming classificationApplying regularizationIntroducing deep neural networksUnderstanding logic gatesUnderstanding perceptronsUnderstanding artificial neuronsCreating artificial neural networksTraining artificial neural networksPerforming classificationSummary
Chapter 5: Recommending Music Titles
Technical requirementsUnderstanding recommender systemsPerforming exploratory data analysisCleaning the dataExtracting information from the dataUnderstanding the Pearson correlationIntroducing content-based filteringExtracting music recommendationsIntroducing collaborative filteringUsing memory-based collaborative recommendersApplying SVDClustering handwritten textApplying t-SNEUsing model-based collaborative systemsIntroducing autoencodersSummary
Chapter 6: Teaching Machines to Translate
Technical requirementsUnderstanding machine translationIntroducing rule-based machine translationUsing direct machine translationUsing transfer-based machine translationUsing interlingual machine translationIntroducing example-based machine translationIntroducing statistical machine translationModeling the translation problemCreating the modelsIntroducing sequence-to-sequence learningDeciphering the encoder/decoder architectureUnderstanding long short-term memory unitsPutting seq2seq in actionMeasuring translation performanceSummary
Chapter 7: Summarizing Wikipedia Articles
Technical requirementsUnderstanding text summarizationIntroducing web scrapingScraping popular quotesScraping book reviewsScraping Wikipedia articlesPerforming extractive summarizationPerforming abstractive summarizationIntroducing the attention mechanismIntroducing transformersPutting the transformer into actionMeasuring summarization performanceSummary
Chapter 8: Detecting Hateful and Offensive Language
Technical requirementsIntroducing social networksUnderstanding BERTPre-training phaseFine-tuning phasePutting BERT into actionIntroducing boosting algorithmsUnderstanding AdaBoostUnderstanding gradient boostingUnderstanding XGBoostCreating validation setsLearning the myth of IcarusExtracting the datasetsTreating imbalanced datasetsClassifying with BERTTraining the classifierApplying early stoppingUnderstanding CNNAdding pooling layersIncluding CNN layersSummary

Chapter 9: Generating Text in Chatbots
Technical requirementsUnderstanding text generationCreating a retrieval-based chatbotUnderstanding language modelingUnderstanding perplexityBuilding a language modelCreating a generative chatbotUsing a pre-trained modelCreating the GUICreating the web chatbotFine-tuning a pre-trained modelSummary
Chapter 10: Clustering Speech-to-Text Transcriptions
Technical requirementsUnderstanding text clusteringPreprocessing the dataUsing speech-to-textIntroducing the K-means algorithmPutting K-means into actionIntroducing DBSCANPutting DBSCAN into actionAssessing DBSCANIntroducing the hierarchical clustering algorithmPutting hierarchical clustering into actionIntroducing the LDA algorithmPutting LDA into actionSummary
Index
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7 Summarizing Wikipedia Articles

There is a commonly referred-to analogy that data is to this century what oil was to the previous one. Human text is part of this valuable resource, which, contrary to oil, keeps increasing. Undoubtedly, the amount of textual data available from various sources has exploded. With the advent of Web 2.0, online users ceased to be merely consumers of this material and became content creators, further enhancing the abundance of online text data. But the more content that is available online, the less easy it is to discover and consume the most important information efficiently. Automatically extracting the gist of longer texts into an accurate summary and thus eliminating irrelevant content is urgently needed. Once ...

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