Aspect-based sentiment analysis is about identifying different aspects in a given topic. TextBlob will help us to calculate the polarity of the sentiments
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!pip install TextBlob | |
import nltk | |
nltk.download('brown') | |
nltk.download('punkt') | |
#Aspect-based sentiment analysis is about identifying different aspects in a given topic. TextBlob will help us to calculate the polarity of the sentiments. | |
from textblob import TextBlob | |
text = 'The sound quality of this phone is incredible. But the battery life is quite poor.' | |
blob = TextBlob(text) | |
# Noun phrases in the text | |
aspects = blob.noun_phrases | |
polarity = [] | |
for sentence in blob.sentences: | |
polarity.append(sentence.sentiment.polarity) | |
# Mapped aspects and their sentiment polarity | |
aspect_sentiment = dict(zip(aspects, polarity)) | |
print(aspect_sentiment) | |
#A polarity of 0 is considered neutral, above 0 is positive, and below 0 is negative. | |
#https://neurosys.com/blog/intro-to-coreference-resolution-in-nlp | |
#Co-reference resolution is about detecting all expressions that refer to the same entity in a text. | |
#We can use Hugging Face's transformers library. Please note that it requires PyTorch to be installed. | |
from transformers import pipeline | |
nlp = pipeline('feature-extraction') | |
text = 'Jim is a programmer. He loves coding.' | |
result = nlp(text) | |
print(result) | |
#In the 'text' variable, "Jim" and "He" are referring to the same entity. |
- context exclusion
- intent extraction
- co-reference resolution
- sentiment analysis
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