What is the right way to split a string into words ? (string doesn\'t contain any spaces or punctuation marks)
I have: from __future__ import division import nltk, re, pprint f = open(\'/home/a/Desktop/Projects/FinnegansWake/JamesJoyce-FinnegansWake.txt\')
Can you show me a simple example using http://www开发者_Go百科.nltk.org/code to determine if a string about a happy or upset mood?NLTK cannot out of the box, but if you are looking for some related re
Are there SDK\'s for voice-form matching / comparison for Visual C++? Or, possibly converting sounds to phonetics.
I am looking for a way given an English text count verb phrases in it in past, present and future tenses. For now I am usi开发者_StackOverflow社区ng NLTK, do a POS (Part-Of-Speech) tagging, and then c
I have a large list of files, some of which have dates embedded in the filename.The format of the dates is inconsistent and often incomplete, e.g. \"Aug06\", \"Aug2006\", \"August 2006\", \"08-06\", \
assuming that I know nothing about everything and that I\'m starting in programming TODAY what do you say would be necessary for me to learn in order to start working with Natural Language Processing?
I would like to retrieve the plural words in different languages in Python. I know that openoffice has an API called uno (import uno) and it should give me this ability using openoffice\'s language d
I am looking to do some text analysis in a program I am writing. I am looking for alternate sources of text in its raw form similar to wha开发者_开发技巧t is provided in the Wikipedia dumps (download.
I have lists of articles made of: title, subtitle and body. Now I need to parse all these articles and group them up u开发者_StackOverflow中文版nder different context categories or sub categories bas
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