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In my last blog we have discussed how we can use TF - IDF method to extract the features of text, refer to - TF - IDF Method . Now we will see how can we implement the TF - IDF concept using python. Let's consider the same three sentences which we have discussed in our last blog to understand TF-IDF implementation in python. Kesri is a good movie to watch with family as it has good stories about India freedom fight. The success of it depends on the performance of the actors and story it has. There are no new movies releasing this month due to corona virus. The first step is to import the necessary libraries to perform the text processing. import pandas as pd from nltk.tokenize import word_tokenize from nltk.corpus import stopwords from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import TfidfVectorizer You must have already noticed that we have imported TfidfVectorizer to extract the text features using TF-IDF.  Second step is to store the sentences in the list: documents = ["Kesri is a go...

In my last blog we have discussed about how can we create the bag of words using python [refer this link  CreatingBag-of-Words using Python  ]. Now we have seen that bag-of-word approach is purely dependent on the frequency of words. Now let’s discuss another approach to convert the textual data into matrix format, it called us TF-IDF [Term Frequency – Inverse document Frequency] and it is the most preferred way used by most of data scientist and machine learning professionals. In this approach we consider a term is relevant to document if that term appears frequently in the document and term is unique to document i.e. term should not appear in all the documents. So its frequency considering with respect to all documents should be small and term frequency for specific document should be high. TF-IDF score is calculated as follows: Term frequency of a term (t) in a document (d).   Inverse document frequency of a term   Below are formulas for calculating the and...