Course Outline

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  1. Introduction to NLP
    • Understanding NLP for government applications
    • NLP Frameworks and their relevance for government
    • Commercial applications of NLP in the public sector
    • Scraping data from web sources for government use
    • Working with various APIs to retrieve text data for government projects
    • Working and storing text corpora, saving content and relevant metadata for government records
    • Advantages of using Python and NLTK for government NLP tasks
  2. Practical Understanding of a Corpus and Dataset
    • Purpose of a corpus in government data analysis
    • Corpus Analysis techniques for government applications
    • Types of data attributes relevant to government datasets
    • Different file formats for corpora used in government projects
    • Preparing a dataset for NLP applications in the public sector
  3. Understanding the Structure of Sentences
    • Key components of NLP for government use
    • Natural language understanding in government contexts
    • Morphological analysis: stem, word, token, and speech tags for government data
    • Syntactic analysis methods for government text
    • Semantic analysis techniques applicable to government documents
    • Handling ambiguity in government text data
  4. Text Data Preprocessing
    • Corpus: Raw Text
      • Sentence tokenization for government documents
      • Stemming of raw text for government data
      • Lemmization of raw text for government use
      • Stop word removal in government datasets
    • Corpus: Raw Sentences
      • Word tokenization for government text
      • Word lemmatization for government documents
    • Working with Term-Document/Document-Term matrices for government data
    • Text tokenization into n-grams and sentences for government applications
    • Practical and customized preprocessing methods for government datasets
  5. Analyzing Text Data
    • Basic Features of NLP for Government Use
      • Parsers and parsing techniques for government text
      • POS tagging and taggers in government data analysis
      • Name entity recognition for government applications
      • N-grams in government text analysis
      • Bag of words method for government documents
    • Statistical Features of NLP for Government Use
      • Concepts of Linear Algebra for NLP in government projects
      • Probabilistic theory for NLP in government applications
      • TF-IDF calculations for government text data
      • Vectorization techniques for government datasets
      • Encoders and decoders in government NLP tasks
      • Normalization methods for government text
      • Probabilistic models for government data analysis
    • Advanced Feature Engineering and NLP for Government Use
      • Basics of word2vec for government applications
      • Components of the word2vec model in government contexts
      • Logic of the word2vec model for government text
      • Extensions of the word2vec concept for government use
      • Applications of the word2vec model in government data analysis
    • Case Study: Application of Bag of Words for Automatic Text Summarization Using Simplified and True Luhn's Algorithms in Government Documents
  6. Document Clustering, Classification, and Topic Modeling for Government Use
    • Document clustering and pattern mining techniques (hierarchical clustering, k-means, etc.) for government data
    • Comparing and classifying documents using TFIDF, Jaccard, and cosine distance measures for government applications
    • Document classification using Naïve Bayes and Maximum Entropy in government contexts
  7. Identifying Important Text Elements for Government Data
    • Reducing dimensionality: Principal Component Analysis, Singular Value Decomposition, non-negative matrix factorization for government text data
    • Topic modeling and information retrieval using Latent Semantic Analysis for government documents
  8. Entity Extraction, Sentiment Analysis, and Advanced Topic Modeling for Government Use
    • Positive vs. negative: degree of sentiment in government data
    • Item Response Theory for government text analysis
    • Part of speech tagging and its application: finding people, places, and organizations mentioned in government documents
    • Advanced topic modeling: Latent Dirichlet Allocation for government applications
  9. Case Studies
    • Mining unstructured user reviews for government insights
    • Sentiment classification and visualization of Product Review Data for government use
    • Mining search logs for usage patterns in government systems
    • Text classification for government applications
    • Topic modeling for government data analysis

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Understanding of NLP principles and recognition of AI applications for government

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