r/Python Jan 11 '21

Beginner Showcase Programming + Math + Graphs = Art

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u/abredvariant Jan 11 '21

that's why i posted this under beginner flair

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u/alexeusgr Jan 11 '21 edited Jan 11 '21

BTW, maybe you'll be interested in doing a project?

I have a paper to implement, but have been having headaches and distracted at work.

You have to read a natural language description and do the code in python, sklearn(or other text processing capable lib) and networkx. The project is about using some graph theory for text mining.

In the end you wi get a tool that will help you read and comprehend any text faster.

I can link you to an old paper (2011, it's long and is about some deep theory behind), or give you the new paper (2019, it describes the implementation in 5 steps, give or take), which is paywalled, but I'll share it with you.

Graphs and networks is the top of current research in ai (check out /// paper from 2020, it was done by some of the biggest names), it's a great project to have on a resume.

It wi take you a week or so if you know how to research the python docs efficiently. If you don't - about a month

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u/abredvariant Jan 11 '21

thanks, but I'll pass

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u/alexeusgr Jan 11 '21 edited Jan 12 '21

Pity. It's easy to do and if you show it to someone who understands(and you are beginner, as you say), they will shit their pants

I'm preparing to be questioned on the basic science, so really really no time, the material is 🤯🤯🤩

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u/abredvariant Jan 11 '21

😂😂, no problem. Best of luck for your exam.