Also, here’s a more in-depth article at Dataquest introducing us to web scraping. It follows a path similar to the one we’re going to take: scraping not one but many websites. If you haven’t used BeautifulSoup yet, then I encourage you to check my introduction notebook. Part 1 - Web Scraping for Natural Language Processing Project I’ll be adding more files and fine-tuning the existing ones as I publish the next articles. You can access all the projects files on my GitHub. Why perform the analysis yourself when you can send the machine to do it for you? Expanding on our work from part 2, we’ll test different machine learning approaches to analyzing text data. Part 3: Use machine learning models on the data.We’ll use regular expression techniques to transform that data into a more useful format and then analyze it.
It’s normal for the scraper to pick up a few extra signs or lines of HTML during the process. Web scraping very often yields “dirty” text values. We’ll discuss this part in the article below. We’ll use the BeautifulSoup library to scrape all the necessary string values from the website and store them in a pandas DataFrame.
I will cover each stage in a separate article: These stages aren’t that complicated on their own, but combining them may feel a bit overwhelming. I’ve divided this project into three stages. what if we combine all of the feedback data to every guided project in one dataset?īased on this, I decided to scrape all of the project feedback from the Dataquest community and analyze it to find the most common project feedback. To include more interesting content in my post, I started looking at other users’ feedback on guided projects.
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I even started writing a generic post with advice from the community around how to build good projects. As I’ve progressed, I’ve started giving back and showing other people what I would have done differently in their notebooks. I share my projects in the community, and I’ve benefited a lot from people sharing their insights on my work. This NLP project is around scraping and analyzing posts from the Dataquest community! If you aren’t familiar with the Dataquest community, it’s a great place to get feedback on your projects. We’ll also focus on web scraping, so elementary knowledge of HTML (the language used for creating websites) is very helpful, but it’s not essential. To really benefit from this NLP article, you should understand the pandas library and know regex for cleaning data.
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This is the first in a series of posts describing my natural language processing (NLP) project. DecemNLP Project Part 1: Scraping the Web to Gather Data
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