Keywords Extraction by using TFIDF score
Objective
This project intends to find a fast way to identify the keywords in the news article. Based on the feature of the news article, term frequency-inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) allows quick use of new keywords identified and fixes the trends of using new words/ new phrases in news.
In this project, IDF is calculated by using the articles in Wikipedia. The adoption of TFIDF is fast and more accurate than using only a few articles in recent time, which would enlarge IDF when some hot topics are frequently discussed.
For illustration and explanation of the code, please refer to my article Here
Limitation
Using TFIDF alone is not recommended for topic modeling in news topic. Other factors like trendiness, the coexistence of keywords and noise of some common words would also be considered when constructing a topic model.
For any inquiries, please contact me at adam.kc.chin@gmail.com.
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Adam K.C. Chin
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