A topic modelling library built on top of scipy/numpy and nltk.
install
To install:
pip install adso
config
adso need to write some files to disk. As default adso uses the ~/.adso folder, but it can be change setting the enviromental variable ADSODIR.
documentation
Documentation with examples is hosted on GitHub Pages
Some examples on how to use adso are also available in tests and examples folders.
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