Arabica
A Python package for exploratory analysis of text data
Text data is often recorded as a time series with significant variability over time. Some examples of time-series text data include Twitter tweets, product reviews, and newspaper headlines. Arabica provides functions to make the exploratory analysis of such datasets simple.
Arabica provides these methods:
- arabica_freq: calculates unigram, bigram, and trigram frequencies over a period (year, month)
It can apply all or a selected combination of the following cleaning operations:
- Remove digits from the text
- Remove punctuations from the text
- Remove standard list of stopwords
arabica uses clean-text for punctuation cleaning and nltk corpus of stopwords.
Installation
Arabica requires Python 3, NLTK, and clean-text, to execute. To install using pip, use:
pip install arabica
Usage
- Import the library:
from arabica import arabica_freq
- Choose a method:
Arabica returns a dataframe with aggregated unigrams, bigrams, and trigrams frequencies over a period. To remove stopwords, select aggregation period, and choose a specific set of cleaning operations:
def arabica_freq(text: str, # Text
time: str, # Time
stopwords: str, # Language for stop words
punct: bool = False, # Remove all punctuations
max_words: int='', # Max number for unigrams, bigrams and trigrams displayed
time_freq: str='', # Aggregation period, 'Y'/'M'
numbers: bool = False # Remove all digits
)
Example
import pandas as pd
from arabica import arabica_freq
data = pd.DataFrame({'text': ['The ordering process was very easy & straight forward. They have great customer service and sorted any issues out very quickly.',
'So far seems to be the wrong product for me :-/',
'Excellent, service, thank you really, really, really much!!!'],
'time': ['2013-08-8', '2013-09-8','2014-10-8']})
arabica_freq(text= data['text'],time=data['time'],time_freq='M',max_words=2,stopwords='english', numbers = True, punct=True)
Tutorial
For more examples of coding, read a tutorial here.
License
MIT
For any questions, issues, bugs, and suggestions, please visit here
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