microTC
microTC is a minimalist text classifier, that is, it is designed to tackle text-classification problems in an agnostic way, being both domain and language independent.
microTC is intentionally simple, so only a small number of features were implemented. However, it uses a some complex tools from numpy and scikit-lean. The number of dependencies is limited and fulfilled by almost any Scientific Python distributions, e.g., Anaconda.
The documentation is on readthedocs.
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