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A multi-class classification problem where the objective is to read a question posted on the popular reference website, StackOverflow and predict the primary topics it deals with, i.e. tags which the question will be associated with.

  • Updated Jul 19, 2021
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Extract text content from an HTML page, process it, and extract unique words from the processed text. This notebook utilizes various text processing techniques including cleaning, normalization, tokenization, lemmatization or stemming, and stop words removal.

  • Updated Apr 5, 2024
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1. Explored and prepared the data (Tokenization, Stemming, Stopwords, visualization, etc.) 2. Build a BOW and trained a KNN, Decision Tree, and SVM model 3. Evaluated the above models (confusion matrix, accuracy, classification report, etc.) 4. Used word2vec and build a CNN model 5. Compared the results with all above.

  • Updated Jan 25, 2023
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Basic text preprocessing operations shown in jupyter notebook. You can play with them and look what are they doing. For stemming and lemmatization there are different options, I showed only what I prefer to use. Repository contains the data to play with taken from kaggle (can also be found here on github), but for convenience I attach it here.

  • Updated Jul 27, 2022
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