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Text Processing with NLTK Project
python

Identifying the Most Frequent Words in Text

BEGINNER

3.8

#python

Author: Edoardo Cantagallo

Course description

In this project, we will be utilizing the capabilities of the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK), a versatile and comprehensive library in Python designed for working with human language data. Our focus will encompass several core areas of natural language processing: tokenization, stemming, tagging and parsing. These NLTK features will form the backbone of our text processing and analysis tasks, making it an essential tool in our project for handling and extracting meaningful insights from language data.

Ratings & reviews

3.8out of 5

4 ratings

Jared P.

269 days ago

Like others said, this is an interesting topic. I think this course really just shows you some methods that are available but doesn't really challenge you to learn them. Its more of a exploration than a lesson.

Jenna W.

328 days ago

Interesting lesson. However, the content is more medium than beginner. Many of the hints provided were confusing and I needed to reference the solutions to move on. Overall, very informative and well done.

Jordan F.

363 days ago

Good Lesson but seems a bit too complex for beginner...

Ratings & reviews

3.8out of 5

4 ratings

Jared P.

269 days ago

Like others said, this is an interesting topic. I think this course really just shows you some methods that are available but doesn't really challenge you to learn them. Its more of a exploration than a lesson.

Jenna W.

328 days ago

Interesting lesson. However, the content is more medium than beginner. Many of the hints provided were confusing and I needed to reference the solutions to move on. Overall, very informative and well done.

Jordan F.

363 days ago

Good Lesson but seems a bit too complex for beginner...

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In this project, we will be utilizing the capabilities of the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK), a versatile and comprehensive library in Python designed for working with human language data.

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