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For example, data scientists can train a machine learning model to identify nouns by feeding it a large volume of text documents containing pre-tagged examples. Using supervised and unsupervised machine learning techniques, such as neural networks and deep learning, the model will learn what nounslook like. Rules-based sentiment analysis, for example, can be an effective way to build a foundation for PoS tagging and sentiment analysis. But as we\u2019ve seen, these rulesets quickly grow to become unmanageable. This is where machine learning can step in to shoulder the load of complex natural language processing tasks, such as understanding double-meanings. Hybrid sentiment analysis systems combine natural language processing with machine learning to identify weighted sentiment phrases within their larger context.<\/p>\n

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Data Science: Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Python. Applications: decrypting ciphers, spam detection, sentiment analysis, article spinners, and latent semantic analysis.. https:\/\/t.co\/YLoxLlmEHl<\/a> #DataScience<\/a> #MachineLearning<\/a><\/p>\n

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