NLTK text analysis
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Natural Language Tool Kit_141020_Michael
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"url = \"https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/S13-Words-for-the-Future-notebooks/raw/branch/master/txt/words-for-the-future/UNDECIDABILITY.txt\""
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"tokens = word_tokenize(text)"
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"['Undecidability',\n",
" 'Silvia',\n",
" 'Bottiroli',\n",
" 'Multiplying',\n",
" 'the',\n",
" 'Visible',\n",
" 'The',\n",
" 'word',\n",
" '[',\n",
" 'i']"
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"<Text: Silvia Bottiroli Multiplying the Visible The word [ i>"
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"Displaying 11 of 11 matches:\n",
" ] attempts to escape the vortex of multiplicity are useless. ” [ 6 ] In his fifth m\n",
" , he subsequently focuses on [ i ] multiplicity [ i ] as a way for literature to co\n",
"fore , let ’ s think visibility and multiplicity together , as : a multiplication of\n",
"n the contrary , it is generating a multiplicity of different gazes that are all leg\n",
"ed and thus incomplete and open . A Multiplicity of Gazes An undecidable artwork is \n",
"ics today , is that they generate a multiplicity of gazes and of forms of spectators\n",
" positions and points of view . The multiplicity of gazes produced and gathered by u\n",
"tes a radical collectivity based on multiplicity and on conflicting positions that a\n",
"ility and from its encounter with a multiplicity of gazes . Preserving it is possibl\n",
"encounter between undecidable art , multiplicity of gazes , and a curatorial dimensi\n",
" ibid , p. 98 . 7 . Italo Calvino , Multiplicity , [ i ] Six Memos for the Next Mill\n"
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"idability Silvia Bottiroli Multiplying the Visible The word [ i ] undecidable [ i\n",
"lvia Bottiroli Multiplying the Visible The word [ i ] undecidable [ i ] appears i\n",
"e [ i ] appears in [ i ] Six Memos for the Next Millennium [ i ] written by Italo\n",
"ry lectures at Harvard University . In the last months of his life Calvino worked\n",
"rishly on these lectures , but died in the process . In the five memos he left be\n",
"ectures , but died in the process . In the five memos he left behind , he did not\n",
"i ] Visibility [ i ] , revolves around the capacity of literature to generate ima\n",
"flow continuously . Calvino focuses on the imagination as “ the repertory of what\n",
"alvino focuses on the imagination as “ the repertory of what is potential ; what \n",
" exist but might have existed. ” [ 2 ] The main concern that he brings forth lies\n",
"ncern that he brings forth lies within the relation between contemporary culture \n",
"contemporary culture and imagination : the risk to definitely lose , in the overp\n",
"ion : the risk to definitely lose , in the overproduction of images , the power o\n",
"se , in the overproduction of images , the power of bringing visions into focus w\n",
"g [ i ] in terms of images. ” [ 3 ] In the last pages of the lecture , he propose\n",
"f images. ” [ 3 ] In the last pages of the lecture , he proposes a shift from und\n",
"he proposes a shift from understanding the fantastic world of the artist , not as\n",
"m understanding the fantastic world of the artist , not as indefinable , but as [\n",
"th this word , Calvino means to define the coexistence and the relation , within \n",
"no means to define the coexistence and the relation , within any literary work , \n",
", between three different dimensions . The first dimension is the artist ’ s imag\n",
"nt dimensions . The first dimension is the artist ’ s imagination – a world of po\n",
"at no work will succeed in realizing . The second is the reality as we experience\n",
"l succeed in realizing . The second is the reality as we experience it by living \n",
"we experience it by living . Finally , the third is the world of the actual work \n",
" it by living . Finally , the third is the world of the actual work , made by the\n",
" . Finally , the third is the world of the actual work , made by the layers of si\n",
"the world of the actual work , made by the layers of signs that accumulate in it \n",
"ns that accumulate in it ; compared to the first two worlds , it is “ also infini\n",
"ctory to formulation. ” [ 4 ] He calls the link between these three worlds “ the \n",
" the link between these three worlds “ the undecidable , the paradox of an infini\n",
"these three worlds “ the undecidable , the paradox of an infinite whole that cont\n",
"ino , artistic operations involve , by the means of the infinity of linguistic po\n",
"c operations involve , by the means of the infinity of linguistic possibilities ,\n",
"infinity of linguistic possibilities , the infinity of the artist ’ s imagination\n",
"uistic possibilities , the infinity of the artist ’ s imagination , and the infin\n",
"ty of the artist ’ s imagination , and the infinity of contingencies . Therefore \n",
"ity of contingencies . Therefore , “ [ the ] attempts to escape the vortex of mul\n",
"erefore , “ [ the ] attempts to escape the vortex of multiplicity are useless. ” \n",
" as a way for literature to comprehend the complex nature of the world that for t\n",
"re to comprehend the complex nature of the world that for the author is a whole o\n",
"e complex nature of the world that for the author is a whole of wholes , where th\n",
"he author is a whole of wholes , where the acts of watching and knowing also inte\n",
"watching and knowing also intervene in the observed reality and alter it . Calvin\n",
"are readable as different narratives . The lecture revolves around some novels th\n",
"ain multiple worlds and make space for the readers ’ imaginations . The common so\n",
"space for the readers ’ imaginations . The common source to all these experiments\n",
"all these experiments seems to rely in the understanding of the contemporary nove\n",
" seems to rely in the understanding of the contemporary novel “ as an encyclopedi\n",
" , as a network of connections between the events , the people , and the things o\n",
"rk of connections between the events , the people , and the things of the world. \n",
" between the events , the people , and the things of the world. ” [ 7 ] Therefore\n",
"vents , the people , and the things of the world. ” [ 7 ] Therefore , let ’ s thi\n",
"ic production and define a context for the undecidable , or rather for undecidabi\n",
"le , or rather for undecidability , as the quality of being undecidable . Calvino\n",
"tion modes and doesn ’ t fade out from the scene of the ‘ real ’ world . We might\n",
"d doesn ’ t fade out from the scene of the ‘ real ’ world . We might stretch this\n",
" s potentiality is that of multiplying the visible as an actual counterstrategy t\n",
"isible as an actual counterstrategy to the proliferation of images that surrounds\n",
"ly articulates , redefines , or alters the complex system of links , bounds , and\n",
"specific to some artworks within which the three worlds that Calvino describes me\n",
"tains and under certain terms performs the possibility of its actualisation , a w\n",
"into one actual form . In particular , the potentiality generated by undecidable \n",
"c of ‘ and… and… and… ’ as opposite to the logic of ‘ either… or… ’ that seems to\n",
"ature and just exist as such . None of the images of an artwork are being more or\n",
"twork are being more or less real than the others , no matter whether they come a\n",
"vidual or collective fantasies . It is the art ( work ) as such that creates a gr\n",
"s such that creates a ground where all the images that come into visibility share\n",
"images that come into visibility share the same gradient of reality , no matter w\n",
"itors or spectators to enter into – if the invitation of art is often that of los\n",
"itation of art is often that of losing the contact with known worlds in order to \n",
"Here , spectators are invited to enter the work ’ s fictional world carrying with\n",
"ctional world carrying with themselves the so-called real world and all their oth\n",
"ll these worlds are equally welcomed . The artwork may then be navigated either b\n"
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" print (line.left_print, line.query, line.right_print)"
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"Undecidability\n",
"University\n",
"visibility\n",
"Visibility\n",
"capacity\n",
"reality\n",
"infinity\n",
"infinity\n",
"infinity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"reality\n",
"visibility\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"undecidability\n",
"quality\n",
"potentiality\n",
"visibility\n",
"undecidability\n",
"undecidability\n",
"quality\n",
"possibility\n",
"potentiality\n",
"potentiality\n",
"reality\n",
"reality\n",
"visibility\n",
"reality\n",
"undecidability\n",
"reality\n",
"contemporaneity\n",
"possibility\n",
"possibility\n",
"possibility\n",
"undecidability\n",
"community\n",
"possibility\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"Multiplicity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"community\n",
"collectivity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"reality\n",
"responsibility\n",
"undecidability\n",
"potentiality\n",
"undecidability\n",
"collectivity\n",
"visibility\n",
"Undecidability\n",
"possibility\n",
"potentiality\n",
"quality\n",
"undecidability\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"intensity\n",
"multiplicity\n",
"Visibility\n",
"University\n",
"Multiplicity\n",
"University\n"
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" if w.endswith(\"ity\"):\n",
" print (w) # but then this will show overlapping, looping.."
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"# and now collected in a list, and squashing case, and using a \"set\" to remove dupliates.\n",
"\n",
"ity = []\n",
"for w in strengers :\n",
" if w.endswith(\"ity\"):\n",
" #print(w)\n",
" ity.append(w.lower())\n",
" #strengers.concordance()\n",
"ity = set(ity) \n",
"\n"
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"with open(\"nami_undecidibility_Michael_NLTK_141020.text\", \"w\") as output:\n",
"\n",
" s = 0\n",
"\n",
" for word in ity:\n",
" #strengers.concordance(word, width = 84)\n",
" for line in strengers.concordance_list(word, width=82, lines=74):\n",
" t = line.left_print + \" \" * (2 + int(s)) + line.query + \" \" * (2 + int(s)) + line.right_print \n",
" #print(s)\n",
" print (t[:82], file = output)#0-82 limited\n",
" s = s + 0.3\n",
" \n",
" \n",
" \n",
" "
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"for w in strengers:\n",
" if w.endswith(\"le\"):\n",
" print (w) # but then this will show overlapping, looping.."
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"# and now collected in a list, and squashing case, and using a set to remove dupliates\n",
"\n",
"le = []\n",
"for w in strengers :\n",
" if w.endswith(\"le\"):\n",
" #print(w)\n",
" le.append(w.lower())\n",
" #strengers.concordance()\n",
"le = set(le) \n",
"\n"
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"for word in le:\n",
" strengers.concordance(word, width = 84)"
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"text": [
"Displaying 11 of 11 matches:\n",
"cape the vortex of multiplicity are useless. ” [ 6\n",
"y focuses on [ i ] multiplicity [ i ] as a way for\n",
"ink visibility and multiplicity together , as : a \n",
"it is generating a multiplicity of different gazes\n",
"plete and open . A Multiplicity of Gazes An undeci\n",
"at they generate a multiplicity of gazes and of fo\n",
"ints of view . The multiplicity of gazes produced \n",
"lectivity based on multiplicity and on conflicting\n",
"s encounter with a multiplicity of gazes . Preserv\n",
" undecidable art , multiplicity of gazes , and a c\n",
" . Italo Calvino , Multiplicity , [ i ] Six Memos \n"
]
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"strengers.concordance(\"multiplicity\", width = 50)"
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"kind world logic space practice undecidable visibility capacity images\n",
"and repertory overproduction power thinking understanding means\n",
"coexistence layers paradox whole\n"
]
}
],
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"strengers.similar(\"multiplicity\")"
]
},
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"cell_type": "code",
"execution_count": null,
"metadata": {},
"outputs": [],
"source": [
"strengers.common_contexts([\"undecidability\", \"multiplicity\"])"
]
},
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"cell_type": "code",
"execution_count": null,
"metadata": {},
"outputs": [],
"source": [
"strengers.dispersion_plot([\"the\", \"multiplicity\", \"performance\"])"
]
},
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"execution_count": null,
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"source": [
"from IPython.core.pylabtools import figsize"
]
},
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"cell_type": "code",
"execution_count": null,
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"source": [
"fizsize(20.0, 20.0) #make the graph more longe"
]
},
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"cell_type": "code",
"execution_count": null,
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"outputs": [],
"source": [
"from nltk.probability import FreqDist"
]
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"freq = FreqDist(tokens) # frequency distribution"
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"source": [
"freq.keys()"
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"freq[\"the\"]"
]
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"source": [
"freq.plot()"
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"freq.plot(50, cumulative = True)"
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"freq.plot(30)"
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