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Python Data Structures and Algorithms
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Python Data Structures and Algorithms

by Benjamin Baka
May 2017
Intermediate to advanced
310 pages
8h 5m
English
Packt Publishing
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Prediction

To test whether our model has learned enough to predict the category that an unknown post is likely to belong to, we have the following sample data:

    test_data = ["My God is good", "Arm chip set will rival intel"]     test_counts = count_vect.transform(test_data)     new_tfidf = matrix_transformer.transform(test_counts) 

The list test_data is passed to the count_vect.transform function to obtain the vectorized form of the test data. To obtain the term frequency--inverse document frequency representation of the test dataset, we call the transform method of the matrix_transformer object.

To predict which category the docs may belong to, we do the following:

    prediction = model.predict(new_tfidf)  

The loop is used to iterate over the prediction, ...

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