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Is there any way stopword
without using the import nlkt
? I’m searching the web but I’m not finding another way.
I can’t install the nltk
in my 64-bit Python 3.6. I follow all the steps, but finished the steps and already in the code the import
associated (import nlkt
) is not recognised in the same.
Is not NLKT is NLTK. Installed NLTK Data ? Import:
import nltk
and then:nltk.download()
– NoobSaibot
Yes, I was wrong. I’ve done it, but I couldn’t
– Walt057
Which error is returned ? See if that question in the ONLY can help you.
– NoobSaibot
One option is to create the list with the words you want to remove and create a function to replace with space, for example.
– Naiara Andrade
Colleague, use ready list: https://github.com/stopwords-iso/stopwords-pt. In this git the programmer has already left the terms in Python list, is copy and use.
– erfelipe