Text Summary tool - a project which was part of Artificial Intelligence course at BITS Pilani
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Text Summary tool - a project which was part of Artificial Intelligence course at BITS Pilani
Calculates the most important words of given documents.
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Sentiment Analysis have been done on twitter data regarding stock market using Naive Bayes Classifier. We have tested a few feature selection techniques to improve the accuracy of Naive Bayes Classifier. The feature selection techniques tested are: TF-IDF, Word Frequency, Document Frequency, Sparsity Reduction and Chi Square Statistics. The code…
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Welcome to my News Summarizer project! This project scrapes news articles from famous news engines and aims to summarize the top-most articles through sentence fragmentation, keyword identification and weighted words in the text.
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