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Mastering Text Mining with R

Mastering Text Mining with R

By : KUMAR ASHISH
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Mastering Text Mining with R

Mastering Text Mining with R

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By: KUMAR ASHISH

Overview of this book

Text Mining (or text data mining or text analytics) is the process of extracting useful and high-quality information from text by devising patterns and trends. R provides an extensive ecosystem to mine text through its many frameworks and packages. Starting with basic information about the statistics concepts used in text mining, this book will teach you how to access, cleanse, and process text using the R language and will equip you with the tools and the associated knowledge about different tagging, chunking, and entailment approaches and their usage in natural language processing. Moving on, this book will teach you different dimensionality reduction techniques and their implementation in R. Next, we will cover pattern recognition in text data utilizing classification mechanisms, perform entity recognition, and develop an ontology learning framework. By the end of the book, you will develop a practical application from the concepts learned, and will understand how text mining can be leveraged to analyze the massively available data on social media.
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The first step in the text classification process is to figure out how to represent the document in a manner which is suitable for classification tasks and learning algorithms. This step is basically intended to reduce the complexity of documents, making it easier to work with. While doing so, the following questions come to mind:

  • Do we need to preserve the order of words?

  • Is losing the information about the order a concern for us?

An attribute value representation of documents implies that the order of words in a document is not of high significance and each unique word in a document can be considered as a feature and the frequency of its occurrence is represented as a value. Further, discarding the features with a very low value or occurrence in the document can reduce the high dimensionality.

Vector space representation of words considers each word in a document as a vector. The attribute value representation may be having a Boolean form, set-of-words approach that...

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