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Amazing Tutorial! It is really friendly to new guy like me ! Now I'm practicing the coding from this video! I have a question for this video: At 11:38 of this video, what software did you use to give a spotlight to certain area of your screen?
Mo, thank you for the walkthrough! With regards to the parts of speech identifiers. Is it possible to create new identifiers and to group several words together to create larger parts of speech? For example English has phrasal verbs which might have two or more words together which give a totally different meaning to the words. E.g. f**k up vs f**k over. And if so how can I make lemmatization account for verb prepositions? Thank you so much for the videos! I'm going to keep watching because you've likely already touched on the topic, but I wanted to get the answers from the OG horse's mouth.
Great question! Love it when it's specific. Short answer is yes, but it's quite manual. NLP is not an exact science and you have to tinker a lot with it if you want something super specific. Use ChatGPT and it'll give you a pretty good starting point from 😃
Hello mo I'm a aspiring data analyst at last couple of weeks I tried to search remote jobs in USA but many companies demand hire degree in technical field or equal experience So please tell me some other way to search remote job or different techniques
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My best video on NLP..Short, great sound,to the point. I put this on a Loop !¡! Thanks. !!
I’m glad you liked it, thanks so much for watching!
The best video ever! You made it so simple, now I realise I can learn these things if the right person is explaining it. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!
Thank you so much for such an excellent video. I´ve learned in 17 minutes what I was struggling to understand in more than 5 lessons.
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful video! Great way to get an overview on how NLP works. So much better than some "paid instructors"
I’m glad you thought my free stuff is better than the paid stuff from others!
Thank you. Simple, Concise and straightforward👍
My man Mo!!! Lets go!!! 👌👍🙏🫡
Thanks a lot Alvin!
Thank you for your sharing. This session is very useful for me 😊
I'm glad you liked the video! Thanks so much for watching Thanh Long 😁
very well illustrated and well made video, Thanks Mo
Thanks so much for watching 😄
this is extremely nice, i love it.
I'm glad to hear! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Great video, its really help me a lot for my assignment 😊Thanks
I'm very glad you enjoyed the video Hamizan! Thanks a lot for watching 😃
Amazing Tutorial! It is really friendly to new guy like me ! Now I'm practicing the coding from this video! I have a question for this video: At 11:38 of this video, what software did you use to give a spotlight to certain area of your screen?
Was so helpful. Thanks
Glad I could help!
Awesome!
I'm glad you liked it Aidar, thanks for watching 😄
Super helpful!!
You made my day 😍
Just trying my best 😃
nice comment
Mo, thank you for the walkthrough!
With regards to the parts of speech identifiers. Is it possible to create new identifiers and to group several words together to create larger parts of speech? For example English has phrasal verbs which might have two or more words together which give a totally different meaning to the words. E.g. f**k up vs f**k over. And if so how can I make lemmatization account for verb prepositions?
Thank you so much for the videos! I'm going to keep watching because you've likely already touched on the topic, but I wanted to get the answers from the OG horse's mouth.
Great question! Love it when it's specific. Short answer is yes, but it's quite manual. NLP is not an exact science and you have to tinker a lot with it if you want something super specific. Use ChatGPT and it'll give you a pretty good starting point from 😃
😂 lol. Using those examples though… I’m just dead 💀 good luck 🍀
this shit is mad helpful, thanks for the cool video
Im glad you liked it, thanks for watching 😃
Hello mo I'm a aspiring data analyst at last couple of weeks I tried to search remote jobs in USA but many companies demand hire degree in technical field or equal experience
So please tell me some other way to search remote job or different techniques
Hi Rahul 👋 Try LinkedIn please, and use the 'Remote' filter when you search for jobs.
In Data analysis how can we use NLP? I mean How can NLP help us In Data analysis? Any examples will be helpful....
NLP can be used to wrangle any data in text form. Think of comments, descriptions, titles, etc.
hello mo im having an issue with my nlp
If I don’t subscribe, what am I doing with my life?
Kindly review my CV mo. Thank you
Yeah sure. Please send it to my email (it's on the about page).