NNExperiments/src/util/feature_extraction/text.nim

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# Copyright 2021 Mattia Giambirtone
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# Module to extract features from textual datasets
import strutils
import sequtils
import tables
import math
import sets
import normalize
import ../matrix
import emoji
type
TextPreprocessor* = ref object of RootObj
## A preprocessor for textual datasets.
## Assumes the input is a sequence of
## sentences with space as a separator
corpus: HashSet[string]
stopwords: HashSet[string]
stripPunctuation: bool
toLower: bool
normalize: bool
TextVectorizer* = ref object of RootObj
## A base type for all text vectorizers, defines
## the common interface
corpus: HashSet[string]
features: HashSet[string]
vocab: Table[string, int]
maxDf: float
minDf: float
sublinearTf: bool
preprocessor: TextPreprocessor
CountVectorizer* = ref object of TextVectorizer
## Vectorizes a textual dataset using word
## counts as weights
TFIDFVectorizer* = ref object of TextVectorizer
## Vectorizes a textual dataset using smoothed
## TF-IDF values as weights
smoothIdf: bool
proc toHashSet[T](m: Matrix[T]): HashSet[T] =
result = initHashSet[T]()
for row in m:
for element in row:
result.incl(element)
proc newTextPreprocessor*(stopwords: Matrix[string], stripPunctuation: bool, toLower: bool, normalize: bool): TextPreprocessor =
## Initializes a new TextPreprocessor object
new(result)
result.stopwords = toHashSet(stopwords)
result.stripPunctuation = stripPunctuation
result.toLower = toLower
result.normalize = normalize
proc newTextVectorizer*(preprocessor: TextPreprocessor, minDf, maxDf: float, sublinearTf: bool): TextVectorizer =
## Initializes a new TextVectorizer object
new(result)
result.minDf = minDf
result.maxDf = maxDf
result.sublinearTf = sublinearTf
result.preprocessor = preprocessor
proc newCountVectorizer*(preprocessor: TextPreprocessor, minDf, maxDf: float, sublinearTf: bool): CountVectorizer =
## Initializes a new CountVectorizer object
new(result)
result.minDf = minDf
result.maxDf = maxDf
result.sublinearTf = sublinearTf
result.preprocessor = preprocessor
proc newTFIDFVectorizer*(preprocessor: TextPreprocessor, minDf, maxDf: float, smoothIdf: bool, sublinearTf: bool): TFIDFVectorizer =
## Initializes a new TFIDFVectorizer object
new(result)
result.minDf = minDf
result.maxDf = maxDf
result.smooth_idf = smooth_idf
result.sublinearTf = sublinearTf
result.preprocessor = preprocessor
proc fit*(self: TextPreprocessor, corpus: Matrix[string]) =
## Fits the preprocessor to the given corpus
self.corpus = toHashSet(corpus)
proc transform*(self: TextPreprocessor, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[string] =
## Tranforms the data in the vector X according to
## the given initialization parameters
var res: seq[string] = @[]
var stripped: string = ""
var emojizer = newEmojizer()
for document in x[0]:
stripped = document
if self.normalize:
stripped = emojizer.demojize(stripped, strip=true)
stripped = toNFKC(stripped)
if self.toLower:
stripped = stripped.toLowerAscii()
if self.stripPunctuation:
stripped = stripped.multiReplace(("'", ""), ("!", ""), ("\"", ""), ("#", ""), ("$", ""), ("%", ""), ("&", ""), ("\\", ""), ("(", ""), (")", ""), ("*", ""), ("+", ""), (",", ""), ("-", ""), (".", ""), ("/", ""), (":", ""), (";", ""), ("<", ""), ("=", ""), (">", ""), ("?", ""), ("@", ""), ("[", ""), ("]", ""), ("_", ""), ("`", ""), ("{", ""), ("|", ""), ("}", ""), ("~", ""))
res.add(join(filter(stripped.strip().split(), proc (s: string): bool = s != "" and s notin self.stopwords), " "))
result = newMatrix(res)
proc transform*(self: TextPreprocessor, x: string): string =
## Tranforms the string X according to
## the given initialization parameters
var stripped: string = x
var emojizer = newEmojizer()
if self.normalize and not isNFKC(stripped):
stripped = emojizer.demojize(stripped, strip=true)
stripped = toNFKC(stripped)
if self.toLower:
stripped = stripped.toLowerAscii()
if self.stripPunctuation:
stripped = stripped.multiReplace(("'", ""), ("!", ""), ("\"", ""), ("#", ""), ("$", ""), ("%", ""), ("&", ""), ("\\", ""), ("(", ""), (")", ""), ("*", ""), ("+", ""), (",", ""), ("-", ""), (".", ""), ("/", ""), (":", ""), (";", ""), ("<", ""), ("=", ""), (">", ""), ("?", ""), ("@", ""), ("[", ""), ("]", ""), ("_", ""), ("`", ""), ("{", ""), ("|", ""), ("}", ""), ("~", ""))
result.add(join(filter(stripped.strip().split(), proc (s: string): bool = s != "" and s notin self.stopwords), " "))
proc fitTransform*(self: TextPreprocessor, corpus, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[string] =
## Shorthand for fit() and transform()
self.fit(corpus)
result = self.transform(x)
proc termFrequency(self: TextVectorizer, term, document: string): float =
## Calculates the frequency of a given term
## in our corpus
result = document.count(term) / document.len()
if self.sublinearTf:
result = 1 + ln(result)
proc documentFrequency(self: TextVectorizer, term: string): float =
## Computes the document frequency of a given term in our corpus
var x = 0
for document in self.corpus:
if term in document:
x += 1
result = x / self.corpus.len()
proc inverseDocumentFrequency(self: TFIDFVectorizer, term: string): float =
## Computes the inverse document frequency of a given term in the corpus
var n = self.corpus.len()
var df = self.documentFrequency(term)
if self.smooth_idf:
n += 1
df += 1
result = ln(float(n) / df) + 1 # This constant addition makes sure that
# even words appearing in all documents are not ignored completely
proc fit*(self: TextVectorizer, corpus: Matrix[string]) =
## Fits the vectorizer according to the given corpus
self.corpus = toHashSet(corpus)
var preprocessor = TextPreprocessor(self.preprocessor)
preprocessor.fit(corpus)
for document in corpus[0]:
for word in preprocessor.transform(document).split():
self.features.incl(word)
# self.vocab is needed to build the matrix later!
# It maps a word to the column where it's supposed to go
# in our matrix when transform() is called
var index: int
var df: float
self.vocab = initTable[string, int]()
for word in self.features:
df = self.documentFrequency(word)
if df > self.minDf and df < self.maxDf:
# Here we exclude words that occur too
# frequently and the ones that occur too
# rarely to further reduce potential biases.
# This can be seen as a way of "detecting" stopwords
# beyond the provided ones
self.vocab[word] = index
index += 1
proc getFeatureNames*(self: TextVectorizer): Matrix[string] =
## Returns the list of analyzed features
var res: seq[string] = @[]
for feature in self.features:
res.add(feature)
result = newMatrix(res)
proc getVocabulary*(self: TextVectorizer): Matrix[string] =
## Returns the vocabulary of the vectorizer
var res: seq[string] = @[]
for word in self.vocab.keys():
res.add(word)
result = newMatrix(res)
proc count(self: CountVectorizer, word: string): int =
## Counts the occurrences of a word in our corpus
for document in self.corpus:
result += document.count(word)
proc transform*(self: CountVectorizer, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[float] =
## Transforms the corpus into a bidimensional matrix
## of shape (len(X), len(self.vocab))
# We initialize the matrix with zeros!
# This is basically a sparse matrix
var res = newSeqOfCap[seq[float]](len(x) * len(self.vocab))
var x = TextPreprocessor(self.preprocessor).transform(x)
for r in 0..<len(x):
res.add(@[])
for c in 0..<len(self.vocab):
res[^1].add(0.0)
for i, document in x[0]:
for word in document.split(" "):
if word in self.vocab:
res[i][self.vocab[word]] = float(self.count(word))
result = newMatrix(res)
proc fitTransform*(self: CountVectorizer, corpus, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[float] =
## Shorthand for fit() and transform()
self.fit(corpus)
result = self.transform(x)
proc transform*(self: TFIDFVectorizer, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[float] =
## Transforms the corpus into a bidimensional matrix
## of shape (len(X), len(self.vocab))
# We initialize the matrix with zeros!
# This is basically a sparse matrix
var x = TextPreprocessor(self.preprocessor).transform(x)
result = zeros[float]((len(x), len(self.vocab)))
for i, document in x[0]:
for word in document.split(" "):
if word in self.vocab:
result[i, self.vocab[word]] = self.termFrequency(word, document) * self.inverseDocumentFrequency(word)
proc fitTransform*(self: TFIDFVectorizer, corpus, x: Matrix[string]): Matrix[float] =
## Shorthand for fit() and transform()
self.fit(corpus)
result = self.transform(x)