Return sentences that contain keywords#90
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Return sentences that contain keywords#90katkamrachana wants to merge 32 commits intovi3k6i5:masterfrom
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added reference to flashtext paper
added citation
corrected citation
`charactes` | `characters` `explaination` | `explanation` `matche` | `match`
Fix issue with incomplete keyword at the end of the sentence
Performances improvement for strings manipulations
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Can you please resolve the conflict. |
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While searching for a
searchutility, I found FlashText .However, instead of returning only the keyword matches and the index span info, this PR focuses on returning the sentences which contain the keyword.
The approach followed is to sentence tokenize the corpus using NLTK's
sent_tokenize.This is configurable with
fetch_sentflag inextract_keywords(<corpus>, <span_info_flag>, <fetch_sent>)which isFalseby default.Also,
keyword.pyis made entirely PEP8 compliant.P.S: Please run
pip install nltk