AI Classifies Every Anthem Into 5 Groups
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A national anthem is a big part of a country's identity - it unites its people into one tune, one common sense of belonging and brotherhood. While every national anthem does that, the specifics about which emotion it uses to stir partriotism, what kind of emotion it uses and what words it picks are all dependent on a country's history and macro-psychology.
In this video, I re-create a project by Lucas de Sa where I use K-Means clustering, an unsupervised learning algorithm to automatically classify all the national anthems of the world into five different groups.
In the process we go through the alleys of data science, psychology and music - a cocktail of the many topics of interest you will find on India in Pixels.
The amount of work that has gone into this video is simply mindblowing! Hats off brother!
After India's 🇮🇳 National Anthem
Two Nations have the Best National Anthem
1) Russia 🇷🇺
2) ISRAEL 🇮🇱
It makes me so happy Abhi and Niyu how you motivate other creators like me, when I feel this pat on my shoulders it just charges me for months 😬😁 thank you for everything ☺️
Learn something from him, you guys. He researches so well and you guys just say anything in your videos without even proper research 🤨🤨🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@thegoddamnparticle4087 ye kya bol rahe ho tum?
Humare allys hai ton zaruri hai ki unke acha hi ho?
@@krishangkashyao1699 Israel ka pata nhi par Russia ka actually accha hai
dude taught natural language processing to non programmers with the help of a cultural video. You are my Man!
I got horror flashbacks
hi, does the "simplifying" languages part fall under the purview of nlp?
@@KK-xd8mi lemmatization I think it's called
yeah , it took me time to work that up
exactly
😅😅
I am Indian but whenever I listen "আমার সোনার বাংলা " I have goosebumps.. More so as I am living in Maharastra, far away from my hometown in Bengal.
বাংলা বাংলাদেশ ত একী ব্যাপার , রবীন্দ্রনাথের লেখা .
I can't agree you more. Goosebumps are inevitable for any Bengali soul. No one can ever recreate such a thing like Kobi Guru did !!!
I am born and raised in the U.S., but the son of a Bengali who sang and with dozens of Bengali cousins, so the song also gives me goosebumps! Your motherland, my mother's land.
As an Indian Bengali, I felt emotional listening to Aamar sonar bangla. There have been many instances too when I started crying while singing Jana Gana Mana, national anthems really pull out the patriot in our hearts
Joy Bangla
@@riyadutta5177 joy bongo maa.....
@@riyadutta5177joy bharot vande mataram
I am also Bengali but I feel more emotional in listening to amar sonar Bangla more than Jana gana mana, i don't know why.
I also have the same feelings
I think we Bengalis like to call our homeland mother . Not only the case of Bangladesh we also address India as "Bharat mata" in most Bengali patriotic songs. For example "Vandemataram". Bharat matar joy🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
BD just hijacked Tagores "Bongo Bhongo Andolon" song for their own purposes when W Pak started to mess with E. Pak.
@@indraneilbiswas wtf man! isn't BD a part of whole bengal region? then how they hijacked the song??
@Ranger bro...let people address mother land in their own skin...we are diverse people...but still feel the same fot india...motherland..
Not just Bengalis, almost all types of Indians
The thing that strikes me the most is attachment of BDeshis to their pre-islamic roots. While praising Motherland is a strict no no in Islam, BDshis have clinged on to this tradition. In this aspect, they are a lot liberal and sympathetic than Pakistanis, a fact I admire among them.
Actually " Vandematram " means " maa ki aradhana or Vandana karna " and Here Mother Means " Bharat Mata " . So " Vandematram " me bharat maa ki vandana kiya gaya hai
Fun fact: the Greek 🇬🇷 anthem is the longest in the world, it takes like 50 minutes to sing all of it😉
🙀🙀🙀
Good that for past 200 years other countries are winning olympics and reduced game times from 1 month to 15 days
And how much of it do they sing in school assembly (daily)??
Most countries don’t have mandatory assemblies. And some opt out of singing their national anthem.
I lived in Nigeria and completed my primary education there. But we sang both the Indian and the Nigerian anthem before classes so it varies. Afaik in the US children do not typically sing their national anthem except in some southern states
In Japan, teachers filed a complaint against singing the national anthem before classes. You can look it up if you are interested
bruh
I am Gujarati from India, but I don't know why I literally cried listening to Bangladesh's Anthem.
I felt so proud when he said one of his favourite anthem is of Nepal's.🇳🇵❤️
Btw that isn’t good at all, sorry for u
@@DK-fc6fr for u bro get lost
@@pokeshorts1710 its okay don’t be sad, things happen just come to india, soon there will be no nepal , haha 😂
@@DK-fc6fr I think u forgot how was your kind before don't be sad bro because u are British ka gulam come Nepal and India was under control of Britishers
@@pokeshorts1710 wth man live in a nutshell call yourself higher in your mind , but every morning when you wake up your dream ends , so again wait for night to dream life bye 😂😂😂😂
13:33 France's national anthem is about the French Revolution. Fighting against the Royals and the aristocrats For rights, and freedom. The lyrics are about the fight at the Bastille where they claimed glory
French anthem is kinda dark.
Same with Chinese national anthem
Fun Fact : Before the French Revolution, France's Royal Anthem was "Vive Roi Henri IV" and it had lyrics like 'I love girls' and 'I love good wine' 😂. France has really come a long way from that to 'Tyrants go down to your graves' to 'Water the fields with the enemy's impure blood.'
Not really accurate. The current French anthem was indeed written in a revolutionary and anti-monarchy setting, but it's main "target", if you will, are the invading foreign armies following the fall of the monarchy (qu'un sang impur abreuve nos sillons...). Freedom features heavily in the anthem (liberté, liberté cherie, combats avec tes défenseurs...), but nothing about rights. It is definitely not about the fight at the Bastille - it's more of a rallying cry for troops against the invading Austrians (and Prussians).
You are correct. It was about a group afaik we read it in detail in class 10 haha
"Amar Sonar Bangla" is even sung in our Bengal. It instills so much patriotism. But I guarantee, there are far far more patriotic songs than it in Bengali(we Bengalis went through a lot, and such songs testify to our hard times)
khela hobe
Kboob bhalo
@@Rahul_Singh100 Are you even hearing your own words? The song is about the love of Bengal. Period. If a Punjabi expresses love for Punjab, would you tell them to go to Pakistan? The song is about unifying Bengal when Bangladesh didn't even exist. It is people like you who use everything in India to further divide our country instead of working on enhancing her. So please, shut your trap!
@@Rahul_Singh100 Netaji Subhas chandra Bose also loved to sung this song
@@Rahul_Singh100 😡 Bengalis are only loyal to India and kavi guru Rabindranath Tagore dedicated this song to mother bengal before partition .
I am a Bengali and I don't know why but whenever I hear both my national anthem and Bangladesh national anthem I get goosebumps. The meaning in those songs just made me tear up.
Joy Bangla
Definitely true
Rabindranath Tagore dedicated 'Amar Sonar Bangla' to united Bengal , so it is our's song too
Because We are Bengali ❤😊 and it is your language 😊❤
OMIGOD SAME
The anthem of Bangladesh, indicates the both west Bengal(present day Bengal, India) & east Bengal(present day Bangladesh) we Bengali's are divided by borders, but we are United by our language and it's culture. We are very fortunate to have great men like Rabindranath Thakur. 🙏
If you observe... in the whole video he didn't play Indian national anthem, because it can't stop it in between like he did with other nation's anthem, here is Indian. Respect 🙏
Yes I appreciate that, it will be difficult for audience also to stand in between
@@ayan.1234 Generally once we start Indian National Anthem, we don't stop in between, we stand in Attention till it's completed. It's a sign of Love and Respect for Mother India.
For academic purpose, you can stop anything. This non-stop nonsense is something that Nehru has created.
@@sanchayansarkar2953 it's personal, you can do whatever you like but also give other person the liberty and the space express his sentiments.
@@ni3070 similar in Nepal too like if students are in class they need stand still and sing the national anthem
Other than India, the one national anthem that gets me goosebumps is the Russian anthem. It's such an epic anthem
Woh toh alag hi level ka hai
Same
India's national anthem sounds like a song or poem. 🤮😜
@@Aman-qr6wi bruh come on
@@Aman-qr6wi that's how anthems r supposed to sound 😶
Smart brain from India and I'm so proud of you.
1. Complete video was in Hindi, where you could have easily increased your reach. This shows the intent towards serving your country first.
2. Didn't played India's national anthem as it can't be stopped in between.
3. Hard work on video but with story narration you made it seem effortless.
Keep it going, we crave for more content like this. 🌟
I have used NLP and this analysis is interesting.
11:03 - about Nepal and US national anthem comparison, and Nepali national anthem is all about land of brave and unity of people. 👍👍🙏🙏
as a non bengali (meitei) from tripura who understands the bengali language trust me the bangladeshi anthem makes me feel emotional ... and my bengali friends feel an immediate connection as soon as they hear it .
@Bright Star yes some meitei have sinha and singh surnamr
@@shubhamsinha7 Sinha is also a common Bengali surname. 😃
@@saptarsheepaul1705 ya there are bengali people with sinha surname too
Sri Lanka's anthem was also written by Tagore, it can be claimed. He wrote it for Sri Lanka in Bengali. Samarakoon translated in Sri Lankan.
Korean national anthem was also drafted by Tagore.
@ཚಹཚ We'd rather stay in India, unify our nation, and kick out divisive fight-mongering cowards like you from our nation.
Hi ! I'm Rohan from Nepal. I love your videos and how you shed light on the cultures of the Indian subcontinent. Just a slight correction on the mechi mahakali thing though: Mechi/Mahakali are the east-west demarcation of the border of Nepal rather than plains and Himalayas. Keep up the good work and also I love your narration 😊
🇮🇳❤️🇳🇵
I ❤️ Nepal's anthem 😍☺️
@@littlebirdie4333 I love India's anthem too. Anything by Tagore ji is gold 😊
I live in himachal with nepali community i love you guys ❤️❤️
Hi i am Rohan from india ☺️nice meeting you.
Love nepal's anthem
There's another Bengali song that gives an equally intense patriotic feeling. It's called "O amaar desher mati tomar pore thekai matha". It's used both in West Bengal and Bangladesh during national occasions.
Just hearing the tune of আমার সোনার বাংলা, I teared up. I didn't expect that! Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤❤❤❤
It's quite ironic that Amar sonar bangla was composed to unify Bengal, bring all the Bengalis together irrespective of their religion and now it's the National anthem of a different country.
specially of a country that didnt like Tagore till West Pakistan started to mess with East Pakistan and they suddenly thought Tagore would be a symbol for the Bengali identity :D
Sung mpby more radical youth these days
@@indraneilbiswas and from where is this information? Whole Bengal praised Tagore as long as I know
@@indraneilbiswas this dude is spreading hatered free of charge in this comment section
@@mr.machuman No not at all he is speaking truth Bangali are not Muslims and Muslims are not Bangali Bangali is the history of struggles done by Hindu kings of Bengal who are true Bangali.
India the nation is more than language in my state there's a current debate of Hindi vs Bengali but by doing that I see sometime people undermining the concept of India, this nation did not build on the basis language like( Bangladesh, Spain or most European nations) it's a civilization that predates most culture. It's a miracle we still living in the same land for thousands of years after so much difficulties. It's India it's more than any language.
All credit goes to the nation building that was done by Gandhi, Tagore, Vivekananda etc. unfortunately we have an ideology right now that is destroying the Idea of india in the name of Hinduism.
Yes we are a CIVILIZATION-STATE (সভ্যতা-রাষ্ট্র).
We are not a NATION-STATE (জাতি-রাষ্ট্র).
Agree, if it was just language, there would be no India or West Bengal for that matter.
Everything get fucked up when we try to judge Indian society using western parameters.
Yup ...a divine land indeed.
It may suffer, but this civilization is IMMORTAL!
11:05 Thank you so much for singing our Nepali national anthem! It's heartwarming to see someone from another country appreciating our culture and anthem. Your rendition was beautiful, and we're grateful for your support. 🇳🇵💗
Bro! Your country's culture praised and loved throughout India.
Love to Nepal from Pakistan ☺️❤️🇵🇰
I actually don't think there are many youtubers who put so much efforts to bring us this much rich content... They simply put food BGM to overcome their loopholes. Hats off to you brothee
3:22 Mechi and Mahakali doesn’t represent plains and mountains. These are the boundaries of Nepal in eastern and western parts respectively.The river called Mahakali in Nepal is called Sharda in India.
Right
India's anthem is simple, short, concise, and solemn: just as each national anthem is supposed to be. And in a country with so many languages, using words that can be understandable to a certain degree by all is very interesting!
Yes d it does have many proper nouns
After India's 🇮🇳 National Anthem
Two Nations have the Best National Anthem
1) Russia 🇷🇺
2) ISRAEL 🇮🇱
India's national anthem doesn't have any meaning or significance if you compare it with India
@ferzy09 vernacular languages have been derived from sanskrit
𝐉𝐀𝐍𝐀 𝐆𝐀𝐍𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐀 is not short.
We only sing the first stanza as national anthem.
You can search 𝘽𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙤𝙩𝙤 𝘽𝙝𝙖𝙜𝙮𝙤 𝘽𝙞𝙙𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙖 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙍𝙖𝙟𝙠𝙖𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙞 and listen to the other 4 stanzas... It's beautiful. ❤
Completely mind-blown knowing the amount of efforts and creativity used in this video, aggred and admired every second of this masterpiece!! Love form Great Britain 🇬🇧❤️🇮🇳! God save the king
God save the King! Thumbs up.
Love from the greatest Bharat 🇮🇳
Love from Great Akhand Bharat ❤️🇮🇳
UK Anthem, but England should replace it with Jerusalem.
I prefer Rule Britannia!
great work bro, just this week I was learning nlp and finished tf-idf and word2vec and this popped up. Loved it.
Here is the anthem of my country (Barbados). I couldn't find it on the map (#SIDSproblems 😢) but I have a feeling it got clustered into green based on the description.
:: It begins with a sort of backstory talking about "our forefathers", and how throughout history they worked towards the country's independence, which was when the song would have been made.
_In plenty and in time of need,_
_when this fair land was young,_
_Our brave forefathers sowed the seed,_
_From which our pride is sprung_
:: The next portion becomes more boisterous, emphasizing "pride", before mellowing out, and details what the country is proud of: previous accomplishments, overcoming great challenges as well as its ability to be its own nation and self-govern. It also states that that pride is what unites persons in the country.
_A pride that makes no wanton boast of what it has withstood,_
_That binds our hearts from coast to coast,_
_A pride of nationhood!_
:: The next part begins the chorus and is the most boisterous. Further, it is essentially a stern declaration of the country's independence.
_We loyal sons and daughters all do hereby make it known,_
_These fields and hills beyond recall are now our very own_
:: The final part returns to low and mellow but serves as a promise each citizen makes. In the country today, this mentality is seen as perhaps an obligation stemming from the aforementioned pride, and a duty in honour of those that have come before. It all boils down to stepping up and changing the world. It's a pledge to 1) remember and protect the memory of the past, and 2) be bold and unwavering in determining the future.
_We write our names on history's page,_
_With expectations great,_
_Strict guardians of our heritage,_
_Firm craftsmen of our fate._
I think this song explains a lot about Barbadian culture, including how the country approaches foreign policy. Barbados prides itself in making waves and being a little leader on the global stage. This is also expressed by the country's motto "Pride and Industry".
Nice
This is probably the most well-researched, technically sound, and adequately humorous video I have watched in a long time. The Brazilian music really cracked me up!
Great job!!!
Also, can you try to experiment with lambda means clustering where you don't have to define the number of clusters at the beginning.
This is officially my favorite channel ever on TH-cam. I love every video of yours and how much you put efforts into making these videos. Great Work.
love it how you actually went ahead and explained the whole complicated data process so efficiently! 👏
The way you mix with all the languages and pronounce every language in the native way that too so impeccably!!! is very impressive and commendable 👏
Correction: For Nepali National Anthem -- Mechi to Mahakali means from East to West of Nepal. Not from South(Plains) to North(Mountains). Great video on NLP.
Jay bharat ... jay nepal
Yes you're right 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Normal person can read translation and classify . This man made software for this
@@faizanhashmi389 you have to go through all the 191 anthems!
@@akshaypendyala yes
I haven't ever come across a programmer with such a strong command over his/her language. Not everyone who codes, can actually convey. You are a gem!!
Your singing (read: coding) is so soothing for my ears..
This was so awesome - and moreso the narration with a slight ouch of humor!!!! Loved this video and of course the small course in programming was just right in duration and content such as not to bore and keep to the context. Brilliantly done!!!
Great Job Dude! Was fascinated by your hardworks and dedication required to make it possible.
Respect from a Dude in Nepal 🇳🇵.
Jai Gorkhali and Jai Hind
Dude ma kaha ho raja ko ghar ?
@@jameschettri8330 lmaoo kasto manxe rahan xa hau, Dude ko matlab xai Man/ Guy
As an Indian ,i want to explore Nepal. after completing uttarakhand i am coming there
He did get a drumroll, at last.
I was just about to mention that if this guy is teaching coding, I am joining the classes and that did happen at the end of the video. I am definitely gonna do your course!! You are a good teacher. I will certainly learn a lot.
Haha about to say that.
The clustering issue probably arose from the tf-idf technique. You see the term frequency (tf) is exactly what you said it is, but the inverse document frequency (idf) prioritizes rare words over common ones. Hence some anthems that had more rare words probably got a higher score. But since you were clustering only on the basis of similarity of anthems, the unique words made the anthems similar for clusters, when they weren’t.
you should publish this work. this could be a great piece in anthropology studies around the world
As an Indian I like "Sonar Bangla" anthem of Bangladesh....
Those Tabla background is just amazing....
Rabindranath Tagore is a legend....I am not surprised that he was awarded Nobel Prize
West Bengal should have recognised this song as Their "State Song" before Bangladesh could own it ...
Nobody owns anything. It is a creation of Rabindranath Tagore. A Bengali can sing it. Mostly it is not practiced, since Bangladesh recognised it as their anthem, and we have an inclination towards discrimination. Like it is their now, we shouldn't sing, or hear, what if people call us bangladeshi, or anti national wagera wagera.
It feels like an old bengalli song to me.....
@@ayushmansrivastava31 Exactly. As a Bengali, I also get the same feeling. Bangladesh's national anthem is a great song, but in character does not sound well as an anthem.
It cannot be denied that Rabindranath Thakur was not born in what is known as current-day "West Bengal".
@@newbiekhyber yeah at that it was united bengal.....he composed gitanjali mainly didn't gave any anthem to India or Bangladesh...but we adopted his songs.... that's why Bengalis are all out talented in literature to co curricular activities
Being a Indian and Bengali i always feel deeply with both INDIA and BANGLADESH national anthem ❤️ Aamar sonar bangla -Jono gono mono odhinayoko joyo hey ❤️🙏
Bokachoda
Balar bangali --__--
Any words of praise will definately run short if I just try to exhale the amount of knowledge I have gained from this video, hats off to you brother! 💯
Love the way you use mixed methods approach to study music and culture, excellent work!
Being Bangali, i can understand "Amar sonar bangla" exclusively.... And it is very soothing for me.
Bangladesh national anthem is so soothing and calm full of peace I'm fallen in love with it
But alas their people aren't soothing
@@abhirupnath3261 true...
@@moumitapal1143 Alas, the reason is because you don't understand the difference and want them to act as if they were a part of your country, they're not.
@@shivangsingh5834 only the national anthem is melodious, but the people are zombies
Demn, he did my 10th syllabus and explained it better than the teachers could
You guys have AI in Class 10? 😱😱😱
@@iip had, but yeah. It's just the basics tho. Stemming, Tokenisation, Bag of Words, TF-IDF etc (in NLP). It's also an option btwn AI, CS and IT
@@iip Yes nowadays schools are having AI as additional subject. CBSE also conducts its exam in 10th
@@invicta121 omg
@@invicta121 WTF, damn. For us, C++ was considered as some high skill in 10th lol. ML and AI in 10th is just too much, but yea.
What a brilliant channel I just stumbled upon, being a data scientist myself , I really enjoyed you actually explaining all the parts of the algo. Hats off !!!
I feel you should make a part 2 of this .. for features use a prebuilt word embedding like the one provided by Stanford (glove vector) . Tf idf isn't a good text featuriser. That way the words will have better representation. Also you can classify national anthems using their tunes using GRUs . That'll be interesting to see as well. All in all I'm impressed with the effort you have put for this video.
Indian national anthem is definitely praising god. Actually we've just adopted first stanza. You should definitely listen whole song , you would definitely get tears and goosebumps.
Fun fact: some states have there own state anthems. As I'm from Andhra Pradesh our State anthem is " maa telugu talliki mallepoodanda"
Means jasmine garland to our beloved mother telugu.( Here maa is not mother maa is "our" in telugu and talli is mother.) It would definitely come under motherly nature catagory. It Praises mother telugu , her land and rivers. It praises about our ancient queen and poets. And a promise we made to her.
Jai hind,
Jai telugu talli.
My state odisha also has its song called "vande utkal janini "
in assam too we have our state anthem "O' mur apunar dekh"
My state ( Tamil Nadu ) also have state anthem- Tamil Thai vazhthu.
Telangana also has one "Jaya jayahe Telangana"
My (Maharashtra)state also has defacto state song
i. e. "जय जय महाराष्ट्र माझा "
🇮🇳 India's National Anthem Represents it's Unity in Diversity. So much Diverse Area, language, culture , tradition, Religion but still we are United . Proud to be a Citizen of Largest Democracy and Secular Country of the world ❤
After India's 🇮🇳 National Anthem
Two Nations have the Best National Anthem
1) Russia 🇷🇺
2) ISRAEL 🇮🇱
My favourite are, obviously Indian anthem, because, my country but others being
Russian anthem,
UK anthem,
And Mexican anthem,
To be honest these are slight bit more because of the music as compared to the lyrics.
And that's what has doomed it 🙄
Great work
It is one sided secularism the "peacefools" are not secular
Great video brother. Really loved how you explained a topic like clustering algorithm using such simple and relatable example. I guess this can be a part of actual curriculum.
Thanks again !! Really loved the video
I'm speechless, brother. 🙊
As a greedy viewer, request more of this kind of data analysis 😃😅.
This... This is what you give to NLP enthusiast/nerd for a weekend! Absolute delight. Further, a supervised learning network for a well thought out sentiment analysis on National anthems can give us a more detailed classification. Also this can bring out a whole new level of insight into literature and historical studies. Thank you for the work! ☺️✨
NLP rocks
Can use neural nets and Transformers 🤔🤔
@@burstingsanta2710 Absolutely! A well thought out transformer model of text classification / sentiment analysis can be done for an even more accurate classification.
Give the NN all the national anthem and then ask to generate a new one for itself. This will be the national anthem for the robots.
I think the Indian 🇮🇳 anthem is one of the few national anthems that does not have a martial element in it. It's a peaceful poem written by Rabindranath Tagore, India's poet laureate, and gives thanks to god for the glory of India. So beautiful. The spirit of India was captured in this lovely anthem.
There's a controversy around the word "Adhinayak", some people say that it represent British king when he came to India before independence. This song was written and sang when he was here.
@@sandeepanb2005 I've searched on Google and couldn't find the correct meaning of the word "Adhinayak". I don't think any ancient Indian scripture uses word adhinayak for god.
India's national anthem sounds like a song or poem. 🤮😜
@@sandeepanb2005 yes, it's not an anthem. It's a boring song.
i personally believe the soviet anthem was the best even it's russian counterpart is just awesome
This is another one... The subject section and research work on those are really good and truly to say found it unique...
This work deserves a scientific publication brother!! Hats off!!
Using computer to decipher national anthem and group them according to that, what a quality content.
Bhai tera nam😂😂
Varah bhi accha naam tha Vishnu ka
I love how beautifully you pronounced the Bengali words. Being a Bengali myself, I am proud of you. Keep up the good work..! 👍
Honestly, I just assumed he is Bengali!
Never seen before a project like this in youtube... Kudos to you man!! ❤
Your effort to analyze and classify the national anthems of every countries is a remarkable achievement. Thanks for all the work. God give you more strength and time to carry on this.
3:15 Mechi and Mahakali doesn't mean plains and mountains. they are east and west border of Nepal. Love your videos. ❤️
Oh crush thanks for yor reply,
@@gulsagar7364 ???
@@gulsagar7364 Indian men down bad
Maybe Nepal has plains in East and mountains in west, That's what he was referring to.
@@yosoyanurag9628 no it does not. mountains are on north and plains are on south. mechi and mahakali are east and west borders shared with India.
I am spellbound with your delineation of various concepts like NLP, feature engineering, Machine Learning, Visualization in one video on culture. I like your analytical mindset, flair for story telling and creative approach. Hats off. Take my bow and vow.
One mistake though, he is lemmatizing instead of stemming.
you're definitely my favorite Indian TH-camr, I relate to your fascination with absurd and random things so hard
I can see so much effort that you had put in this to make the video. It's really amazing. Following you too made me understand some concepts related to data analytics by giving examples. Thank you bro. ⚡
Wow how much effort you put in this vedio....you deserve more subscribers...love from Nepal 🇳🇵
After 10-15 years, people will truly understand the significance of this video. Just like most of your's video, it is kind a gift for upcoming generation.
That’s a lot of work! So much research has gone into it! Kudos to u!!!
Beautiful effort you have put, brother. Genius video!
Bangladesh's anthem is my favourite. It's like the longing of a child. All Bengalis can feel it, especially Probashi Bengalis. India's anthem is more of a proclamation - although the subsequent stanzas are far better.
Bangal neki?
@@spankomaster Kno re karor ki6u valo lagte parena?
'Amar Shoanar Bangla' was too written by Rabindranath Tagore . This was written in 1905. Later in 1971 Bangladesh adopted it as national anthem. This anthem belong to West Bengal as well.
All bengali songs belongs to every bengali. Dont you sing songs of arnav,tahsan, rudro mohammad shahidullah,habib, abbas uddin as we sing songs of sondha,manna or nochiketa?
@@artemis7608 Yes I agree! :)
Great video and great narration.
One thing you might have missed is the two properties at 8:48. People might not know what those properties are; they are x and y coordinates for a point which tell us the similarity between points on a plane.
I don't get how your videos don't get at least a million views per video...
You explain tons of info with a fun way and it doesn't get boring till the very end...
Dude I’m highly impressed by your projects and makes me feel that I turned out to be another brick in the wall. Ure doing something right when people 10-15 years older than you aka me are amazed by your endevours.
This is just mind-blowing. Hats off to the hardwork that went on behind this video !!
My man explained K-Means Clustering better than paid tutors. Hats off buddy for another epic video.
Nice idea and very good video
actually as a Chinese, I'm not surprised at all when I see our national anthem is classified in the same genre as the French national anthem, which was originally composed inspired by the French anthem "La Marseillaise", as it has been mentioned by the author of our national anthem
how do you have youtube there i thought vpns were also banned?
@@joshuajohn74 1. I'm currently living abroad
2. VPNs are not banned, there are more Chinese people using VPNs in China than you thought. Most people use it for viewing papers on Google Scholar (especially uni students for their graduation projects), interacting with their favourite idols and other fans of their idols, as well as watching snrop (please reverse this word)
@@Kijin-13 oh...
Nobody hates each other. Its just the nation states (neo colonial states) have to be antagonistic by design.
I could not find where anyone mentioned the March of the Volunteers being inspired by La Marseillaise. Can you share your source?
So number of clusters formed is a hyperparameter which can be tuned to improve the model's accuracy.
Never thought ML would have such an amazing application like the way found similarities between culture and linguistics through national anthem. Such a fresh content.
P.S - Please teach ML . I would definitely enroll in your courses.
Wow...the amount of effort you have put into making this research and video....just mind baffling 💫✨️
man we need coding classes from you in youtube. the way you explain things are so good.. please do consider this...
I just want to say: kudos to your sincere, immense efforts 👏🏼 thank you so much for preparing and explaining all of this for us
I keep taking breaks whenever I'm stuck learning to code. But projects like these always help me to get back at it. Thanks for the beautiful video.
You literally explained the whole process of (NLP)"Natural language processing" in few mins which is a part of data science in few mins.
Awesome video..!
Deep Respect to All the Anthems. I love my country, my motherland Bangladesh.
"...মা তোর বদন খানি মলিন হলে আমি নয়ন জলে ভাসি..." 🇧🇩😢❤️🙏
Being data engineering enthusiast you gave such a good project idea , I hv previously done feature engineering for a project but ur explanation made it so simple . Thanks for this video.
This guy is extremely clever, hard working and manipulative at the same time how the hell a human can achieve all this?
nerds supremacy 🤌🏻
Lord hail our Holy nerds!
Desi Nerd.😂😂🤣🤣
Manupulative? wtf?
@@yuktaagrawal9890 yes like it or not he is manipulative
12:43 rani toh mar gyi ab kya god save the queen 😂😂
freaking awesome! great job! so much effort might have gone into making this video.
I have been following iip for a long time and I think it's safe to say every video is worth the wait I'm always surprised by your efforts. You guys deserve a lot more recognition.
Assam has an anthem O Mur Apunar Dex. It was written by Laxminath Bezbaruah in 1909. It was written with a nationalistic fervour. Later it was adopted as the state anthem for the subdivision of India that it is as of today.
True!
Joi ai axom joi hind🇮🇳 from Dibrugarh
@@taranjitsinghsethi3602 moi Dibrugarh'or ... Chiring Chapori 😊
@Sjrikk great! Loge koribo paru dekhun 😊
Honestly , this is the best advertisement ever for a learning course
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇮🇳🇱🇰🇳🇵❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌
06:57 A drunk three year old kid conjures crazy imagery in my mind.
I am not surprised India has Mother Theresa. But i am very curious as to why. That and Korean one are too bizzare. Clickbait ir not, you've got my attention mate. And knowing you, it's not so false. Lol
@ferzy09 Unfortunately M. Theresa has her own issues.
@ferzy09 Lol M. Teresa Was Controversial Too
Its Just That People Only Promotes and Poach About Her Good Deeds Not The Other Side
This Is World For You
@ferzy09 Theresa is way more controversial than Gandhi because of her missionary element
@ferzy09 Indian.....yeah
I am dissipointed thatm Theresa was the highest ranking Bengali Bengali is a ethnicity not nationality
Great video! Maybe try modern pretrained language models like GPT3 to extract feature vectors for the anthems to see if the clustering results remain similar?
i just started watching your channel maybe 2 weeks ago and your voice is so relaxing! im sick today and your making me forget all about it! thank you! 🇮🇪❤️🇮🇳
Nepali here.
Thanks a lot for the video. But One correction though: Mechi to Mahakali explains East West stretch of the country not mountain to plain.
Lots of love ❤.
Yes, you are right - thank you for the correction! My sincere apologies!
The map during the partition of Bengal is wrongly shown. Bengal province was larger than that and the line of partition was also different.
Its accurate
I just gave my data science and analytics exam paper yesterday and it feels like I am watching a video giving example of exactly that haha
"Application of data science "
Perfect
The way I named all the processes while you were explaining them was so amusing 😂
Data discovery, data cleaning,NLP model building,tf-idf(I literally wrote an short note on it yesterday haha), kmeans clustering, visualisation etc etc
Beautiful video! Loved it!
this channel deserves so many more subs man!
Brazil also seems strange, because it seems between the land of the father and motherly nature, because nature and land are both important, and represented as mother to us all.