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phrase-extraction
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Detect common phrases in large amounts of text using a data-driven approach. Size of discovered phrases can be arbitrary. Can be used in languages other than English
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collocation-extraction
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Phrase Extraction using Bi Directional LSTM
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EmbedRank implemented in Python.
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Implementing TopMine algorithm on Darkweb data
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CaseOLAP: A cloud computing platform for phrase mining. This consists of downloading, parsing and indexing of data, text-cube creation, entity count with search functionality and caseOLAP score calculation.
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Extraction and Interpretation of Phrases
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Contains various methods and models that makes retriving of informtion more simplier.
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A twitter bot using tweepy API and phrasematching
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Phrase detection in a certain domain with PRDualRank for scoring
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There are times in preprocessing for exploratory NLP tasks that you don't really care about maintaining a model. It should be easy to run a single command to fit your phrase model and transform your input at the same time.