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What is an example of a tri-gram?
What is an example of a tri-gram?
- new space travel
- he walked
- to the moon (correct)
- I have
Which technique is used to consolidate words with the same root?
Which technique is used to consolidate words with the same root?
- Frequency analysis
- N-grams
- Tokenization
- Stemming (correct)
What do stop words refer to in frequency analysis?
What do stop words refer to in frequency analysis?
- Words that should always be included in analysis
- Commonly used words that add little meaning (correct)
- Technical terms specific to a subject
- Words that indicate the main subject
What does term frequency - inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) measure?
What does term frequency - inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) measure?
In text classification using logistic regression, what is a common application?
In text classification using logistic regression, what is a common application?
Why might simple frequency analysis be ineffective across multiple documents?
Why might simple frequency analysis be ineffective across multiple documents?
What is the primary focus of the most common words in a text?
What is the primary focus of the most common words in a text?
Which option accurately describes n-grams?
Which option accurately describes n-grams?
What is the first step in analyzing a corpus?
What is the first step in analyzing a corpus?
What is the purpose of text normalization in NLP?
What is the purpose of text normalization in NLP?
Which of the following is an example of a stop word?
Which of the following is an example of a stop word?
Why is tokenization critical when analyzing text?
Why is tokenization critical when analyzing text?
What could be a consequence of not using text normalization?
What could be a consequence of not using text normalization?
In the phrase 'Mr Banks has worked in many banks.', how might text normalization affect the analysis?
In the phrase 'Mr Banks has worked in many banks.', how might text normalization affect the analysis?
What is the primary goal of stop word removal in the context of text analysis?
What is the primary goal of stop word removal in the context of text analysis?
Which statement accurately reflects a technique related to statistical analysis of text?
Which statement accurately reflects a technique related to statistical analysis of text?
What do the labeled restaurant reviews indicate about the sentiment of the review?
What do the labeled restaurant reviews indicate about the sentiment of the review?
What is an embedding in the context of natural language processing?
What is an embedding in the context of natural language processing?
How does the location of a token in embedding space relate to its meaning?
How does the location of a token in embedding space relate to its meaning?
What is one of the key principles behind training classification models for sentiment analysis?
What is one of the key principles behind training classification models for sentiment analysis?
What is a characteristic of modern language models used in natural language processing?
What is a characteristic of modern language models used in natural language processing?
In the provided token examples, which two tokens are closest to each other in the embedding space?
In the provided token examples, which two tokens are closest to each other in the embedding space?
What does the term 'token' refer to in the context of language processing?
What does the term 'token' refer to in the context of language processing?
Why is it important for embeddings to be in high-dimensional space?
Why is it important for embeddings to be in high-dimensional space?
Study Notes
Text Analytics and NLP
- Text analytics uses statistical analysis of a corpus of text to infer semantic meaning.
- The first step in analyzing a corpus is to break it down into tokens.
- Tokens are distinct words or parts of words in the text.
- Tokenization can include text normalization, stop word removal, n-grams, and stemming.
- Text normalization removes punctuation and changes words to lowercase.
- Stop words are common words like "the", "a", and "it" that add little semantic meaning.
- N-grams are multi-term phrases, like "I have".
- Stemming consolidates words with the same root, like "power", "powered", and "powerful".
- Frequency analysis counts the number of occurrences of each token, which can reveal the main subject of a text corpus.
- TF-IDF is a technique to determine the relevance of words in a document, considering their frequency in the document and the entire corpus.
Machine Learning for Classification
- Classification algorithms are used to train machine learning models to classify text based on categories.
- A common application is sentiment analysis, classifying text as positive or negative.
- Training data involves labeled text with corresponding categories, allowing the model to learn the relationship between tokens and categories.
Semantic Language Models
- These models encode language tokens as vectors known as embeddings.
- Embeddings represent tokens in a multidimensional space, where the closer tokens are, the more semantically related they are.
- Language models use these embeddings to capture complex semantic relationships between words.
- Embeddings have many dimensions and are calculated using different methods, which can affect model predictions.
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This quiz covers key concepts in text analytics and natural language processing, including tokenization, text normalization, and frequency analysis. You'll learn about techniques like stop word removal and TF-IDF that help in understanding and classifying text data. Test your knowledge of these foundational topics in NLP.
