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NLP Project Tutorial

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2 hrs

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Average duration

2 hrs

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๐ŸŒฑ How to start this project
๐Ÿ“ Instructions
  • Spam link detection system
  • Understanding a new dataset.
  • Model the data using an SVM.
  • Analyze the results and optimize the model.

๐ŸŒฑ How to start this project

Follow the instructions below:

  1. Create a new repository based on machine learning project by clicking here.
  2. Open the newly created repository in Codespace using the Codespace button extension.
  3. Once the Codespace VSCode has finished opening, start your project by following the instructions below.

๐Ÿš› How to deliver this project

Once you have finished solving the exercises, be sure to commit your changes, push them to your repository, and go to 4Geeks.com to upload the repository link.

๐Ÿ“ Instructions

We want to implement a system that is able to automatically detect whether a web page contains spam or not based on its URL.

Step 1: Loading the dataset

The dataset can be found in this project folder under the name url_spam.csv. You can load it into the code directly from the link:

1https://raw.githubusercontent.com/4GeeksAcademy/NLP-project-tutorial/main/url_spam.csv

Or download it and add it by hand in your repository.

Use what we have seen in this module to transform the data to make it compatible with the model we want to train. Segment the URLs into parts according to their punctuation marks, remove stopwords, lemmatize, and so on.

Make sure to conveniently split the dataset into train and test as we have seen in previous lessons.

Step 3: Build an SVM

Start solving the problem by implementing an SVM with the default parameters. Train it and analyze its results.

Step 4: Optimize the previous model

After training the SVM, optimize its hyperparameters using a grid search or a random search.

Step 5: Save the model

Store the model in the corresponding folder.

Note: We also incorporated the solution samples on ./solution.ipynb that we strongly suggest you only use if you are stuck for more than 30 min or if you have already finished and want to compare it with your approach.

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Average duration

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Average duration

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Average duration

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Average duration

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Difficulty

  • easy

Average duration

2 hrs

Technologies