
Explore word2vec and GloVe by loading models, inspecting vocabulary, and performing word analogies and similarity checks to understand embedding dimensions and vector relationships.
Explore word sense disambiguation in natural language processing by using context to distinguish meanings of ambiguous words like bank, with practical examples in Python.
Explore classification in machine learning using Naive Bayes and XGBoost, compare predictions, assess accuracy, and tune hyperparameters to improve model performance on real datasets.
Explore sentiment analysis in natural language processing by classifying social media feedback into positive, negative, and neutral, using machine learning, deep learning, and rule-based, dictionary-based approaches, with polarity insights.
As practitioner of NLP, I am trying to bring many relevant topics under one umbrella in following topics. The NLP has been most talked about for last few years and the knowledge has been spread across multiple places.
1. The content (80% hands on and 20% theory) will prepare you to work independently on NLP projects
2. Learn - Basic, Intermediate and Advance concepts
3. NLTK, regex, Stanford NLP, TextBlob, Cleaning
4. Entity resolution
5. Text to Features
6. Word embedding
7. Word2vec and GloVe
8. Word Sense Disambiguation
9. Speech Recognition
10. Similarity between two strings
11. Language Translation
12. Computational Linguistics
13. Classifications using Random Forest, Naive Bayes and XgBoost
14. Classifications using DL with Tensorflow (tf.keras)
15. Sentiment analysis
16. K-means clustering
17. Topic modeling
18. How to know models are good enough Bias vs Variance