这里的Aster用户试图完全移到python进行基本的文本分析。我试图使用nltk或其他模块在Python中复制ASTER ngram的输出。我需要能够这样做的纳克1到4。输出到csv。
数据:
Unique_ID, Text_Narrative需要输出:
Unique_id, ngram(token), ngram(frequency)示例输出:
发布于 2017-08-14 15:23:58
出于教育原因,我只在python的标准库中编写了这个简单的版本。
生产代码应该使用spacy和pandas
import collections
from operator import itemgetter as at
with open("input.csv",'r') as f:
data = [l.split(',', 2) for l in f.readlines()]
spaced = lambda t: (t[0][0],' '.join(map(at(1), t))) if t[0][0]==t[1][0] else []
unigrams = [(i,w) for i, d in data for w in d.split()]
bigrams = filter(any, map(spaced, zip(unigrams, unigrams[1:] )))
trigrams = filter(any, map(spaced, zip(unigrams, unigrams[1:], unigrams[2:])))
with open("output.csv", 'w') as f:
for ngram in [unigrams, bigrams, trigrams]:
counts = collections.Counter(ngram)
for t,count in counts.items():
f.write("{i},{w},{c}\n".format(c=count, i=t[0], w=t[1]))发布于 2017-11-10 23:32:24
正如其他人说的,这个问题确实很模糊,但既然你是新来的,这里有一个很长的形式指南。:-)
from collections import Counter
#Your starting input - a phrase with an ID
#I added some extra words to show count
dict1 = {'023345': 'I love Python love Python Python'}
#Split the dict vlue into a list for counting
dict1['023345'] = dict1['023345'].split()
#Use counter to count
countlist = Counter(dict1['023345'])
#count list is now "Counter({'I': 1, 'Python': 1, 'love': 1})"
#If you want to output it like you requested, interate over the dict
for key, value in dict1.iteritems():
id1 = key
for key, value in countlist.iteritems():
print id1, key, valuehttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/45677519
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