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import nltk | |
import pickle | |
import random | |
# I cleaned up the data manually in Vim. | |
lines = list(open('movie_lines.tsv').readlines()) | |
random.shuffle(lines) | |
tagged = [ | |
# Split lines into sentences; split sentences into words; tag words with | |
# part of speech (POS). | |
nltk.pos_tag(nltk.word_tokenize(sentence)) | |
for line in lines | |
for sentence in nltk.sent_tokenize(line.decode('utf8'))] | |
# nltk is pretty slow, good idea to save the result and maybe load it later | |
# to play with it without redoing the POS tagging. | |
pickle.dump(tagged, open('movie_lines_tagged.p', 'wb')) | |
cleaned = [ | |
[word.lower() | |
for word, pos in tagged_phrase | |
# Exclude singular and plural proper nouns: they make up about 50% of | |
# the unique words. We could do more cleaning, e.g. normalize word forms. | |
# That depends on the learning goal and the language. | |
if pos not in ('NNP', 'NNPS')] | |
for tagged_phrase in tagged] | |
pickle.dump(cleaned, open('movie_lines_cleaned.p', 'wb')) |
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