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Good idea! But could you please organize your code to a class, something like GensimSimilarity?
Good idea! But could you please organize your code to a class, something like GensimSimilarity? I updated the file you can check now :)
Here are the exceptions:
workdir folder should locate same directory with program file. Please create new folder named "workdir" and it should locate same direcorty with program file.
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It seems that integration with gensim is not that easy.
Both gensim and nltk are heavy libraries, and are often used in deep learning based NLP tasks.
I tend to keep this library simple and small. Let it complement these frameworks, not integrate with them.
Gensim is billed as a Natural Language Processing package that does ‘Topic Modeling for Humans’. But it is practically much more than that. It is a leading and a state-of-the-art package for processing texts, working with word vector models (such as Word2Vec, FastText etc) and for building topic models.
-Updated READ.me -Updated requirements.txt