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README.md

Outline

vtext

This is a Python wrapper for the Rust vtext crate.

This package aims to provide a high performance toolkit for ingesting textual data for machine learning applications.

Features

  • Tokenization: Regexp tokenizer, Unicode segmentation + language specific rules
  • Stemming: Snowball (in Python 15-20x faster than NLTK)
  • Token counting: converting token counts to sparse matrices for use in machine learning libraries. Similar to CountVectorizer and HashingVectorizer in scikit-learn but will less broad functionality.
  • Levenshtein edit distance; Sørensen-Dice, Jaro, Jaro Winkler string similarities

Installation

vtext requires Python 3.6+, numpy 1.15+ and can be installed with,

pip install vtext

Documentation

Project documentation: vtext.io/doc/latest/index.html

License

vtext is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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