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=== Structuring and tagging the text in Python 3 === | |||
=== Generating a html interface using Jinja2 === | |||
=== Exporting json and pdf === | |||
== Choosing a license == | == Choosing a license == | ||
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8580223/using-python-module-on-lgpl-license-in-commercial-product | https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8580223/using-python-module-on-lgpl-license-in-commercial-product | ||
Revision as of 11:40, 27 March 2018
Reading the Structure
What does it do?
Reading the Structure attempts to make visible to human readers how machines, or to be more precise, the implementation of the Bag-of-words model for text analysis, interpretd texts. In the model the sentences are cut into loose words. Then each word can be labelled for importance, sentiment, or its function in the sentence.
During this process of structuring the text for the software, the relation with the original text fades away. Reading the Structure is a reading interface that brings the labels back in the original text. Does that makes us, mere humans, able to read like our machines do?
The results are visible on screen, and can be exported to posters in PDF format. Besides that, user can download the structured data in a json to use it in their own project.